Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor has claimed that it is important for him to win a trophy with the Gunners this season after the North London clubs failure to bring any silverware to the Emirates Stadium since his transfer from Ligue 1 side AS Monaco in January 2006.
Adebayor had a slow start to his career at Arsenal, with his breakthrough season coming last year, which saw the Gunners forward score 24 goals in the Premier League after emerging from the shadow of Arsenal legend Thierry Henry, who was sold to Barcelona last summer.
The 24-year-old Togolese International is adamant that despite Arsenal playing some of the best football in Europe over the past two seasons it is winning trophies that counts, with Adebayor stressing the need for Arsene Wenger’s side to win something this year.
Adebayor told the Telegraph: “I need to win something with the club. We have been playing great football and we all know it's the time to win something.
“Playing good football is good, but winning something is even better. Now all of our hope is to win something.
“We know it's going to be tough but I believe in the squad that we can still do
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