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Quote from: makishart on July 26, 2023, 11:08:37 PM

True, seeing how walker was playing during the first half makes me believe if he shall not leave from manchester city. Pavard was not as good as him. Bayern has also stated if the club was not willing to sell pavard to the manchester city. It will be so dumb if manchester city give walker for cheap price to the bayern. I would like to see walker play another season in manchester city. He has a lot of experience despite his age, which was above 30. He is still good enough to be a defender for manchester city at this moment.

I wanna see how reaction that will come from walker. It will be far better if walker gonna try to decide his future as soon as possible.

The future of Walker is still up in the air as the transfer deadline draws near. Guardiola appears to be rethinking his choice to sell the seasoned player while Coach Tuchel appears eager to bring him to Bayern munich. Walker and Bayern have already reached a personal understanding but Manchester City must make the final decision. Walker continued employment would be advantageous given the hard timetable Man City will face and Guardiola may yet be able to recruit some new players. If Bayern is successful in acquiring Walker their defensive line will unquestionably benefit greatly.

Kyle Walker's future at Manchester City is still being speculated on, I even heard recently that Guardiola himself is still confused about the decision to sell him, it seems that maybe now Guardiola is thinking about keeping him. Well, indeed, on the other hand, Kyle Walker has now succeeded in establishing a verbal agreement with Bayern Munich and now the final decision rests with Manchester City itself. Kyle Walker has quite a lot of experience and he also has good speed and technique on the field. But the problem in my opinion is the age factor, now he is 33 years old and it is very possible that he will soon experience a decline phase. in terms of performance and this will indirectly impact Manchester City. Lately we can see that most of Europe's top players prefer to go to the Arab League when they are old enough, because at that stage most of what they prioritize is abundant finances and they will be able to get it there. But this probably won't be the case for Kyle Walker as he says he really wants to play in the Bundesliga and maybe money isn't a priority for him.