Tottenham Hotspur star Kyle Walker is a reported summer target for Manchester City.
Danny Murphy
Ex-Spurs star Danny Murphy explained why Kyle Walker will be feeling very good about himself after being linked with a move to Man City, when writing his regular column for the Evening Standard.
The 26-year-old is a key summer target for Pep Guardiola, according to the Evening Standard, and will reportedly command a transfer fee in excess of £35 million.
Rumours concerning a fall-out between the former Sheffield United man and Mauricio Pochettino (Independent) certainly haven’t helped matters, and the England international’s potential exit from the club is looking ever more likely with every week that passes.
And Murphy, who made 29 appearances for the Lilywhites, explained why Walker will be delighted to hear news of City’s interest in him, when writing his regular column for the Evening Standard:
Danny Murphy in action for Tottenham Hotspur
“Walker must feel good to be wanted by a club like City, who are trying to conquer Europe and are prepared to spend as much money as it takes to do it.”
It has been visibly clear for all to see that Walker has not been himself over the past few weeks, and if Tottenham were to receive an offer in the region of £40 million in the summer, it could be very hard for them to refuse, with the cost of building their new stadium increasing on a monthly basis.
Tottenham’s Kyle Walker in action
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