According to the Post, Walker, currently loaned to Milan, said on Friday that he was willing to trade a Premier League title in exchange for a chance to win the trophy with Tottenham, angering Manchester City fans.
AC Milan decided not to buy out the right-back on loan, and Walker's future is still full of uncertainty. Since joining San Siro in January, Walker has made 11 appearances for AC Milan and unexpectedly regained the England national team position under Tuchel, despite his poor performance in a friendly against Senegal.
35-year-old Walker was not selected for Manchester City's roster for the Club World Cup, and he may be loaned out again next season. Fenerbahce was believed to be interested in him. The former Manchester City captain said on Friday's BBC podcast that he was willing to trade a Premier League title in exchange for a chance to win the trophy with Tottenham, a remark that angered Manchester City fans.
Walker said: "If possible, I'm willing to give up a Premier League title just to win the Europa League with Tottenham, and I know what that means for the team. I'll give up my second title, and although it's hard to give up one, for the meaning of that moment (I'm willing)."
At the same time, Manchester City has not received a specific offer for another absent player, Gallish. The Post reported in January that Tottenham might be a potential buyer, but that could be complicated by Frank's interest in Mbemo.
Guardiola's team held its first training in Florida to prepare for the first game of the Club World Cup against Casablanca Vidard on Wednesday.
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