Emmanuel Adebayor enjoys farewell match with Kanu, Okocha, Diouf and Eto'o

In honor of his retirement, Togolese football legend Emmanuel Adebayor played his final game on Sunday at an extravagant match in Lomé.

Ahead of the game, Adebayor welcomed Super Eagles of Nigeria legends Nwankwo Kanu and Jay Jay Okocha at the airport.

African football greats like El Hadji Diouf, Kanu, Patrick Mboma, and Samuel Eto'o were all around him to celebrate the special occasion.

The game was played in front of a sizable audience during a momentous occasion full of joy, emotion, and acknowledgment.

As a former striker for elite teams like Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Arsenal, Adebayor has made a lasting impression on football history.

He played for ten clubs over his 25-year career, competed in the 2006 World Cup, and was named the 2008 African Footballer of the Year.

Adebayor is constantly involved in humanitarian activities in addition to his athletic accomplishments.

In Togo, his charity promotes youth development, education, and agriculture.

Adebayor played for Togo's Sparrowhawks and gained 88 national caps overall in what was an impressive time with the national team.