Didier Drogba continues to be the most important player at Montréal Impact. Even though the club did not appear to miss him in the early part of the campaign, losses against the likes of FC Dallas and Seattle Sounders meant that the club was in desperate need of the player returning back to the first-team….
Didier Drogba will need more game time in order to get back to his best, according to coachMauro Biello. The Montréal Impact forward has struggled with injuries during the off-season. The first few matches of the 2016 campaign was set to be played on artificial pitches. The club decided that this was not exactly suitable…
Mauro Biello watched his team secure a comfortable 3-0 win over New York Red Bulls even when they were without star striker Didier Drogba in the squad. The club took the decision of leaving out the striker for the first few matches of the season. Concerns about the toll that artificial pitches would take on…
Borussia Dortmund forward Pierre-EmerickAubameyang was recently crowned as the African footballer of the year. Even though this decision by the officials has been met with surprising responses from the likes of Yaya Toure, the player says that he has received congratulatory messages from stars like Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto’o. Both have been recipients of…
Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew believes that he has seen enough from Everton striker Romelu Lukaku to suggest that he will become the next Didier Drogba. This was the pre-context under which Chelsea signed him from Belgian club Anderlecht. Chelsea paid a whopping £ 18 million even when he was a teenager and largely unproved…
Many designated players have often failed to take off in the MLS due to a different style of football in this region, but Montréal Impact forward Didier Drogba does not appear to be one of them. The former Chelsea striker joined the club after ending his European adventure in the best possible manner, having been…
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