“We are finished we are not winning the league again, ‘No thanks’-Manchester City fans sent into panic mode after Key Player has announced he will be leaving Manchester City this Season

Manchester City supporters are in a panic when Kyle Walker expressed interest in a new season, saying, “We are done” and “No thanks.”
After Kyle Walker’s most recent admission ahead of the new season, Manchester City supporters have gone into a frenzy of fear on social media.

With his contributions helping Gareth Southgate’s team advance to the competition’s final against Spain, the 34-year-old has returned to the Etihad Stadium following a great tournament with England at the European Championships.

Walker missed Manchester City’s preseason tour of the United States because his vacation time ran later in the summer. However, he has now returned to the City Football Academy in time for the start of the new competitive season.

The Manchester City captain, who plays right back by trade, has been considering his own aspirations and objectives for the next season as part of his preparations. One of those aims is to score more goals than opponents.

In an interview with BBC Sounds for his most recent podcast, “You will Never Beat Kyle Walker,” the captain of Manchester City expressed his desire to help the team score more goals in the 2024–2025 season.

Walker said to co-host Chris Huges, “I think I get in excellent areas, so I am definitely going to strive to get a couple more goals this season.” He went on, “You know, I am 34 years old now, so I need to start adding that to my game.”

Walker’s faith in his ability to score for Manchester City this season was so great that he even vowed to take Hughes out to lunch the day after he scored for Pep Guardiola’s team.

In comparison to Kyle Walker’s performance in 47 appearances across all competitions last season, which included zero goals of his own and five assists, a goal would be a major improvement.

There are still some unanswered questions regarding the full-back’s future around the current summer transfer window, despite reports in several places that Saudi Arabian officials valued his skills.

Little has happened since those flimsy assertions, and it is now anticipated that Kyle Walker will stay in Manchester into the upcoming season and beyond the summer transfer window—possibly even keeping his captaincy.