Kyle Walker has admitted that talking to Pep Guardiola about leaving Manchester City "wasn't a very comfortable conversation", primarily because of the respect he holds for the six-time Premier League winner.

Kyle Walker revealed on Monday night that he had a conversation with Pep Guardiola that “wasn’t very comfortable” when he told the Manchester City manager he wished to leave the Etihad to seek more game time.

As usual, the transfer window didn’t bring many headlines for Europe’s biggest clubs, since major changes aren’t common at this time of the year—unless it's Manchester City. Pep Guardiola knew he needed to make adjustments to the squad,

Pep Guardiola has chosen who he wants to be Kyle Walker's replacement in his Manchester City defense for next season.

Kyle Walker has claimed that he had an uncomfortable chat with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola prior to his recent loan move to AC Milan.

Kyle Walker opened up about the moment he told Pep Guardiola that he wanted to leave Manchester City, admitting it "wasn't a very comfortable conversation".

Kyle Walker opted to leave Manchester City for AC Milan this month but expressing his desire to leave the Etihad to Pep Guardiola was a difficult conversation for him to have

Kyle Walker may have left Man City, but his exit doesn't look to be paving the way for one of the club's up and coming prospects.

Manchester City’s former club captain Kyle Walker has offered insight into the nature of his conversation with manager Pep Guardiola over leaving the club this month. The 34-year-old Premier League veteran shocked many within the game by requesting an immediate exit from the Etihad Stadium midway through a challenging campaign for both himself and the wider Manchester City squad.

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