There is a 'high chance' that Kyle Walker leaves Manchester City this summer, according to stunning reports.
The Blues have been linked with a host of new players despite winning a treble this season.
Pep Guardiola is reportedly planning to reshape his squad ahead of the 2023/24 campaign, with the likes of Ilkay Gundogan and Bernardo Silva linked with moves away from the club.
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Riyad Mahrez, Aymeric Laporte and Kalvin Phillips could also depart the Etihad, with the Frenchman and the England international playing bit-part roles this term.
Another England international could follow Phillips out of the club, with Kyle Walker set to leave Man City this summer.
That's according to The Athletic, who claim there is a 'high chance' the 33-year-old departs ahead of the new season.
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The report states he has been unhappy with his playing time this campaign, having missed out on starting in the Champions League final against Inter Milan.
That came as a blow, leaving the defender 'disappointed' as he made a substitute appearance in Istanbul.
Walker has just a year left on his current contract, with a potential return to boyhood club Sheffield United mooted. However, it appears a move abroad is on the cards.
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He's been at Man City since 2017, making 254 appearances for the club - notably winning five Premier League titles during his trophy-laden spell.
Guardiola, meanwhile, will be left with Rico Lewis, who played 23 games this season. They also have cover in Manuel Akanji and John Stones, who can operate at right-back.
The Man City boss will likely recruit a new right-back this summer, with Joao Cancelo also set to leave.
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