Didier Drogba impresses for Galatasaray against Notts County, as Chelsea maintain interest in striker Drogba was rushed out of the ground shortly after the game and mobbed by more than 200 people waiting outside the players' tunnel before speeding off in his 4x4 to the airport. He was not the only familiar face on view at the League One club, with former Arsenal defender Emmanuel Eboue appearing in the first half. Eboue will make an emotional return to his former club next month and has backed Arsene Wenger to finally end Arsenal's painful wait for silverware. He said: "I'm still an Arsenal fan and I do believe this is the year, God willing, when Mr Wenger will win a trophy. He has been close on many occasions but he is such a great manager and he knows exactly what he is doing. The squad is strong already but a few more additions will make them even more competitive. I am looking forward to going back there and I would love to come back to the Premier League one day.