Never say never’ – Man City star opens door to move to Saudi Arabia

In a recent interview, Kyle Walker, the England international and current captain of Manchester City, shared his contemplations regarding the possibility of transitioning to Saudi Arabian football. This discourse came following a period of deliberation sparked by his contemplation of a potential summer transfer to Bayern Munich. At 33 years old, the seasoned full-back found himself on the brink of departing the Etihad Stadium, raising palpable concerns about his future trajectory with Man City.

Amidst these uncertainties, Walker was swayed by the persuasive arguments put forth by Pep Guardiola and the collective team, ultimately opting to prolong his tenure with the Manchester-based club. His decision was further solidified when he was bestowed with the honor of assuming the mantle of captaincy following Ilkay Gundogan’s departure to join Barcelona.

Although Walker recently inked a fresh contract, signaling his commitment to the club, apprehensions regarding his long-term prospects linger among certain quarters. Notably, there exists a palpable openness on Walker’s part towards the prospect of venturing into Saudi Arabian football, underscoring the fluidity of his career trajectory.

Speaking on the FIVE podcast, Walker conveyed his belief in the Premier League as the pinnacle of footballing competition, emphasizing its unrivaled status as the premier destination for players seeking to test their mettle on the global stage. Yet, amidst the allure of domestic dominance, the prospect of a foray into Saudi Arabian football remains a tantalizing possibility for the esteemed defender.