Manchester City spolkesman Simon Heggies says: "He is on his way back from Angola but we are not sure exactly where his flight is headed."
"The lines of communication between the club and Emmanuelhave been open all day, we have spoken to his advisors and his girlfriend and he is coming home."
Togo's football federation is consulting its players before deciding whether to pull out of the tournament. Two members of the delegation have died as well as the driver of their coach after Friday's attack in the Cabinda region of host nation Angola.
Gunmen opened fire on the convoy carrying the team into Angola from their training camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as they prepare for the African Cup of Nations.
"The Angolan driver was killed on the spot," said a Togolese sports ministry spokesman, adding that the attack took place in the restive Angolan region of Cabinda.
Angolan separatist guerrilla group FLEC, which has waged a war in the region for more than 30 years, claimed responsibility
