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Former Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor has adopted his deceased brother's son The 33-year-old ha... Former Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor has adopted his deceased brother's son The 33-year-old has decided to take on his nephew following the passing of his older brother Peter, who died in 2013. Adebayor, who currently plays for Turkish Super Lig leaders Istanbul Basaksehir, announced that he has named his new son Junior Emmanuel Adebayor. The Togo striker has welcomed him into the family as the older brother to his seven-year-old daughter, Kendra. Adebayor wrote on Instagram: "Whoever knows me knows my elder brother, Peter Adebayor, who is no longer with us. Here is his son and today I declare him as my first son. "Let me introduce you to my first son. His name is Junior Emmanuel Adebayor. Blessings..." Adebayor has scored eight league goals for Basaksehir this season, having started 14 of

Concerned with lack of playing time of the duo ahead of the World Cup, Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr has urged Kelechi Iheanacho and Ahmed M... Concerned with lack of playing time of the duo ahead of the World Cup, Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr has urged Kelechi Iheanacho and Ahmed Musa to move away from Leicester City if their situation does not improve. Iheanacho and Musa have struggled for form and regular playing time since they joined the Foxes from Manchester City and CSKA Moscow respectively. With six months to the showpiece in Russia, the Super Eagles gaffer has warned that players struggling for form and regular playing time at their various clubs are not likely to secure a World Cup berth. My plan is to execute the World Cup with the players who are playing regularly with their respective clubs," Rohr told SuperSport.  "How do you expect a coach to jet out to Russia with average players who lack playing time? I do take my time to visit various club sides in Euro