TIME TO WALK?
Kyle Walker ‘assessing transfer options’ and could leave in January transfer alongside forgotten Man City team-mate
Two Premier League clubs have been linked with Walker's high-profile teammate
KYLE WALKER is reportedly assessing his options with his time at Manchester City appearing to be nearing an end.
Walker, 34, has managed just nine Premier League starts for City this term despite being the club captain.
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And the experienced England international could be ready to call time on his seven-and-a-half-year stint with the Champions.
According to the , Walker is "assessing his options moving forward".
The veteran right-back still has a year and a half remaining on his current terms at the Etihad, after signing an extension last year.
But reduced game time, poor form and a need for changes at City could mean his spell with the Cityzens is set to come to an end.
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SunSport exclusively revealed that Nottingham Forest ace Ola Aina is on Man City's wish list as a potential replacement for Walker going forward.
Walker might not be the only star to say goodbye to Pep Guardiola's superteam either.
The Mail claim that forgotten man Mathues Nunes is also considering his future with the club, having made just 13 Premier League starts across two seasons since his £53m move from Wolves last year.
Another big name that has been linked with an exit is Jack Grealish.
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The £100m winger has failed to live up the billing since his mega-money switch from Aston Villa and has now gone the entirety of 2024 without scoring for City.
It's reported that both Tottenham and Newcastle are keeping a keen eye on the England star.
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However, Sun Sport understands any Newcastle move for Grealish is doubtful, unless they could get a cheap six month loan deal - which City would unlikely sanction to a top four rival.
While Pep Guardiola is on record as saying he doesn't expect anybody to leave his already paper-thin squad in January.
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