Kyle Walker is desired by Al Ahli. With his contract ending in 2026, a sale is conceivable. Manchester City demands 24 million euros, according to the 'Sun'.

Manchester City is reportedly prepared to sell their club captain, Kyle Walker, for a mere £15m next summer. Although Walker remains under contract with Man City until 2026, the club is not planning to offer him a new deal, suggesting that an exit in 2025 would be their best opportunity to secure a fee. Walker is reportedly a target for the Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli, a transfer that would be advantageous for the aging Walker, who could expect a late-career salary increase to approximately £400,000 per week. If Walker moves to Al-Ahli, he would reunite with his former City teammate Riyad Mahrez.

Kyle Walker is reportedly attracting interest from Saudi Arabia, with Al-Ahli marking him as their primary target. Despite Walker having two years remaining on his current contract with Manchester City, Al-Ahli are reportedly undeterred. The rise of Rico Lewis at Manchester City suggests the club might consider negotiating if Walker decides he wants a new challenge. Walker's possible move to Saudi Arabia could raise questions about his future with the England national team.