Saudi clubs ready to bid for Manchester City main star after having lack of playing time under Pep Guardiola this season
Manchester City’s veteran right-back Kyle Walker is reportedly drawing significant interest from Saudi Pro League clubs Al Nassr, Al Ahli, and Al Ittihad. At 34, Walker’s performances this season have hinted at a slight decline, prompting City to consider letting him go.
Sources close to the matter indicate that City may be open to selling Walker, with Saudi Arabian clubs potentially lodging bids in the range of €12-15 million. However, it remains uncertain what it would take for City to part with their long-serving defender.
Walker’s departure would undoubtedly leave a void, given his status as a key player and leader within the team. Despite his advancing age, Walker has been an integral part of City’s success, amassing an impressive array of honors, including six Premier League titles, the Champions League, and multiple domestic cups.
With over 300 appearances for City and 93 caps for England, Walker’s illustrious career is nearing its culmination. While City may be willing to let him go, they will undoubtedly require a suitable replacement to fill the gap left by the departing veteran.
