Never assert the negative. Man City player makes plans to relocate to Saudi Arabia

In a recent interview, Manchester City captain and England international Kyle Walker opened up about his ideas about switching to Saudi Arabian football.

The 33-year-old full-back nearly left the Etihad Stadium after considering a summer transfer to Bayern Munich, which raised questions about his future at Man City.

Walker finally decided to stay at Man City after the team and Pep Guardiola presented strong arguments in favor of his staying.

Walker was named the new captain when Ilkay Gundogan left the team to play for Barcelona.

Even though the right-back recently inked a new contract, some remain concerned about his long-term prospects, and he seems willing to give up playing in Europe.

Walker is open to Saudi move after Man City

He recently told listeners on the FIVE podcast that he still thinks the Premier League is the best league in the world and the best place for players to compete, while leaving open the possibility of a career in Saudi Arabia.

Never say never, I say,” Walker answered. “It’s clear that a major reason behind their going out there is the money they’re paying for everything. “Cristiano Ronaldo paved the way for everyone to reach that location.”

He wants to keep playing for Man City right now

“If they keep attracting the players they’re attracting the league will get better so why wouldn’t you want to go,” the captain of City continued. regarding the prospects for Saudi Arabian football.

“However, I believe the Premier League to be the greatest league in the world, so I want to compete there as long as I can and as high as I can.”

The 33-year-old full-back is not the only City player linked to a move to Saudi Arabian football.

His teammate Kevin De Bruyne is the target of the Saudi teams, who intend to present the Belgian midfield player with a sizable offer.

Even the incredibly wealthy Man City is unable to accept the money being offered by the Middle Eastern clubs.