Adebayor had a very productive season, scoring 11 goals in just 21 games, while also snatching four assists.

Adebayor looked dead in the water, not even featuring in a match until late-December, but he captured the starting role when Tottenham canned Andre Villas-Boas and appointed Tim Sherwood manager. The new switch revitalized Adebayor, as he grabbed two goals in his first start and never looked back. Adebayor has said he would like to remain at Tottenham, but its tough to say whether he is the preferred striker with the most recent manager switch to Mauricio Pochettino. Keep an eye on this fluid situation, as Adebayor will either be a must own in fantasy or potentially a must fade.

Adebayor has said that he has no plans to leave Tottenham and intends to see out the remaining two years of his contract, reports Sky Sports.

The forward had a great Premier league season for the club, scoring 11 times from 33 shots. He also tallied four assists.

Adebayor snagged a goal in the dominating 3-0 win over Aston Villa Sunday.

Once Tottenham switched managers Adebayor became an instant impact and a good source for goals. He had fantastic rations grabbing 11 goals and four assists in just 21 matches. Adebayor's future at Tottenham is highly up in the air and it should be an interesting story come transfer window time.

Abebayor assisted on Danny Rose's 33rd minute goal during Tottenham's 1-0 win at Stoke City on Saturday.

Adebayor has been in fine form this season ever since Tim Sherwood took over the managerial duties, and he now has 10 goals and four assists in 19 appearances. His final two games of the season are intriguing fantasy matchups: away at West Ham and home against Aston Villa.

Adebayor returned from a heel injury and was able to grab two second half goals in the 5-1 win over Sunderland on Monday.

Adebayor and Tottenham were absolutely bombarding Sunderland in the second half, scoring four times in the final 45. Now that Adebayor is back and healthy, look for him to continue to grab goals as Tottenham's only true forward.

Manager Tim Sherwood confirmed that Adebayor has recovered enough from his heel injury to play Monday against Sunderland, the club's official web site reports.

With Roberto Soldado out with a hamstring injury, Adebayor will likely be pushed the full 90 minutes for a Spurs team desperate for three points. The striker has eight goals and three assists in 15 games this season, but hasn't played since March 16 against Arsenal, and hasn't scored a Premier League goal since February 12 against Newcastle.

Adebayor is out for Sunday's match against Liverpool at Anfield due to his heel injury.

Adebayor was not in the 18, and Roberto Soldado will start up front for Spurs. Adebayor was doubtful for the match, and his next opportunity to play comes April 7 against Sunderland at White Hart Lane.