Pep Guardiola refuses to close door on Kyle Walker despite Man City captain’s exit plea

During the month of this month, Manchester City club captain Kyle Walker made a request to leave the Etihad Stadium. As a result, he was not included in the matchday squad for their FA Cup triumph against Salford on Saturday.

The possibility of Kyle Walker returning to Manchester City has not been ruled out by Pep Guardiola, despite the fact that the club captain has requested to leave the club earlier this month.

Following the announcement made by City’s manager Pep Guardiola that the 34-year-old right-back wants to depart after eight years with the club, Walker was not included in the team that competed in the FA Cup victory against Salford.

It has become clear that AC Milan is the most likely candidate to get Walker, and Guardiola has acknowledged that any transfer must be beneficial not only for City but also for the England international.

In response to the question of whether or not he will choose Walker when his future is still up in the air, Guardiola responded, “I don’t know.” “It is important to consider how we are going to train. That is dependent on him.

There has been a change in the circumstances, but the transfer window will close when it does, and I have no idea what will take place after that.

“I told Kyle that at this point, it is now a question of the market. An amazing player, he possesses tremendous physicality, and when he is focused, he is unbeatable as a right-back. He is an incredible player.

“He is a great player in every way. If he regains his fitness, he may continue to play professionally for one, two, three, or even four more years.

In all of my years as a player, I have never witnessed a player with these physical problems.

He is the one who is responsible for making the decision, not me, if he wants to investigate the possibility of moving away from the club. My decision is not to be made. Nevertheless, he is need to reach a consensus with the club.