Tottenham star remains undecided on his future.
England’s Kyle Walker in action
Tottenham Hotspur defender Kyle Walker remains interested in an exit from the club, report the Evening Standard.
The right-back held talks over his future last week yet wants to listen to alternative offers which come his way.
Walker is aware he could double his £70,000 per week wages with a move away from Spurs.
West Ham United’s Aaron Cresswell in action with Tottenham’s Kyle Walker
The Mirror reported last month that Bayern Munich are keen on the defender, while the Evening Standard‘s report claims Manchester United and Manchester City are both keen.
Of the two Manchester clubs it is City’s interest which should be taken more seriously, with Bacary Sagna and Pablo Zabaleta set to be released this summer, while United are committed to Antonio Valencia at right-back.
Tottenham’s Kieran Trippier comes on as a substitute to replace Kyle Walker
Walker has been in and out of the Tottenham team lately.
He started recent matches against West Ham and Crystal Palace but was dropped for matches with Arsenal and Chelsea.
Spurs are expected to resist advances for their players this summer, but they could net a big fee for Kyle Walker and have a ready made replacement already in Kieran Trippier, and have youngster Kyle Walker-Peters in reserve.
If he pushes his way to an exit then Tottenham can cope, and his exit is not one they need to consider breaking their wage structure to avoid.
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