Kyle Walker made Manchester City fans angry after he admitted that he would sacrifice one of his Premier League medals that was part of Tottenham’s Europa League triumph.
The captain of the Etihad Club let Pep Guardiola stunned when he asked for a move in January – then – then City were in the middle of a crisis.
He joined AC Milan On loan, but the Italians have rejected the option to permanently sign it.
And Baas Pep left the 35-year-old right back out of his World Cup Club Squad, which means he is free to find a new club.
But city fans were angry when Walker revealed his BBC Podcast He would have liked to have been to former club spurs while they ended their 17-year-old trophy-dried.
Walker Has won six Premier League titles in City and was part of their Treble-winning side in 2022-23.
He said: “I would probably give up one Premier League title, not the first to win that Europa League with Tottenham Because I know what it means.
“Probably my second having been the ‘four-mid-agents’ [when they won all four domestic trophies].
“It is difficult to give one way, but for what that moment meant, to say that I was in that Spurs team that won a trophy.”
City fans closed Walker, with one said, “Forbid this guy from Etihad and get him over and finished. He already hates us freely, why protect what is left of his relationship with the club.”
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Another added: “Spiritually. I could never imagine that John Stones, Nathan Ake, Samir Nasri, Carlos Tevez will ever come out and say that they would even give up a community shield to win a trophy in a former club.”
A third wrote: “Bro is the worst captain of the club.”
However, Tottenham supporters were pleased to see that he still loves the club.
They commented: “Great to hear you say ‘we’ if you refer to traces.”
A second said: “Like a Spurs fan, it was really heart -warming to hear the words of Kyle and his feelings connected to the Europa League final. I was stripped when he left for Man City, but I was always happy that he saw trophy win after trophy after trophy. “
Walker – who spent eight years in Tottenham’s books – admitted that he was a pocket with nerves to view his old club Manchester United 1-0 last month.
He added: “It was the first time in a long time that I was nervous – and I didn’t even play.
“I was there with my iPad and I couldn’t sit and look. I walked my room up and down.
“We have reached many finals, but against better teams who knew how to win.
“They have always been a club that has almost crossed the line, but not entirely. I buzzing for them.”
Walker came to City van Spurs in July 2017 and has another year about his deal.
Turkish giants Fenerbahce is the newest to show an interest In him.
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