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Man City dressing room sources reveal secret reason why Kyle Walker has actually decided to leave this month
Sooner rather than later, Kyle Walker’s illustrious spell at Manchester City looks like it will come to an end.
Pep Guardiola revealed Walker eyes a foreign move after spending the entirety of his career in England and would like to leave the Etih♔ad Stadium this month.
For several years, there have been no question marks over Kyle Walker being Manchester City’s best right-back and one of the best players in h🦩ꦛis position across world football.
After all, Walker is a Premier League legend, allowing Pep Guardiola’s side to plaꦯy on the front foot due to his world-class defensive instincts and extraordinary pace.
But this season, Rico Lewis seems to have usurped him as City’s starting right-back, with Matheus Nunes’ terrific display against Salford City in defence also being a sign that he co🌺uld do a job in the role▨.
The veteran will be frustrated how his seemingly final season at Manchester City has panned out.
Kyle Walker decides Man City exit due to getting overwhelming criticism
The Englishman has been culpable for making a whole host of defensive mistakes this campaign, as was t🎃he case in his side’s 2-0 defeat against Live🥀rpool at Anfield. Walker did not seem to be aware of Cody Gakpo’s presence behind him as the Dutchman went on to open the scoring for the Reds.
Similarly, the six-time Premier League winner let Gabriel ♉Magalhaes burst past him to score a header in City’s 2-2 draw against Ars🌠enal.
However, the 34-year-old is still viewed as a top player by several European giants, with TBR Football revealing that Real Madrid interested in signing Walker 💟on loan while AC Milan have held talks to wrap up a deal for him this January.
have claimed that some dressing room sour𓃲ces at Manchester City believe that Walker has decided to leave the club this month rather than in the summer due to the overwhelming stick he has received after his disappointing displays this season.
The former Tottenham Hotspur defender has read several of the messages sent his way ♐while coming across derogatory posts about himself, which helped the City legend make up his mind about a premature ex🌠it — with 18 months still left on his contract. However, there have been no signs Walker has looked upset on matchdays.
Manchester City are ready to let Walker leave and even have a few replacements in mind.
Jeremie Frimpong has been monitoredᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ by Manchester City, who came through their academy as a youngster before making🅰 his name at Celtic and Bayer L✃everkusen.
While Nicolo Savona has🅰 generated interest from Manchester Cit♚y as well, who has impresse꧙d in a Juventus shirt this season.
Where does Kyle Walker want to go after leaving Man City?
TBR Football confirmed Walker intends to remain in Europe, notifying the Saudi Pro League of his desire.
TBR Football understands that apart from AC Milan and Real Madrid🐼, the likes of Bayern Munich and Inter Milan🌞 are also interested in signing the speedster.
Famously, Ba🌊yern were closing in a move for Walke𒊎r after Manchester City won the treble.
Th🐼e Manchester City skipper is no longer as quick as he was at the peak of his powers.
While defensively, Walker, who Shay Given once called “unbelievable” has shown this season that win💝gers have a chance of giving him a hard ꦕday, as exemplified by how Antoine Semenyo gave him the runaround during City’s 2-1 loss to AFC Bournemouth.
But top players like the Sky Blues full-back have hit unassailable heights due to their unwavering self-beliꦚef.
As a result, ✅Walker perhaps still feels he can rub shoulders with the best of th💛e best in Europe.
The club that the England internationally finally decides to join after his time in the Pre𒀰mier League will be intriguing to discover as he would also be wishing to start regularly and compete for a spot in the Three Lions’ squad under Thomas Tuchel.