Manchester City News
By James Thompson
Published on 2024-10-26 12:00:00
Manchester City have a history of allowing key players to leave the club, with Julian Alvarez being sold to Atletico Madrid after expressing a desire for a new challenge. The latest reports suggest that Kyle Walker, who has been at City since 2017, could also be on his way out in the near future. The 34-year-old defender has attracted interest from Saudi Arabia, with Al-Ahli reportedly keen on signing him. Despite Walker’s long tenure at City and his current contract running until 2026, the club is said to be open to selling him in the summer transfer window.
Walker’s playing time has been limited this season, with teenager Rico Lewis often preferred in his position. City’s willingness to let Walker go, coupled with interest from clubs in the Middle East, indicates that his departure from the Etihad Stadium is a real possibility. With over 300 appearances for City and a significant role in the team since his arrival, Walker’s potential exit would mark another chapter in the club’s history of key players moving on to new challenges elsewhere.
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