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Walker Says City Glory Years Stay With Players
Former captain reflects on trophies won during eight-year spell at club amid ongoing appeal
By OddsListing wire desk
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Achievements Stand Firm
Kyle Walker believes the success Manchester City enjoyed during his time at the club cannot be erased. The defender spent eight years with the team from 2017 to 2025 and collected the Champions League along with 12 major domestic honours. He noted that the players and supporters experienced those moments together and that no ruling can remove those memories.
Appeal Process Underway
City are challenging a decision by an independent commission that found the club broke financial rules from 2009-10 through 2017-18. The commission identified more than £830 million in owner funding that was used to boost revenues over a nine-year span. Walker said he prefers to focus on the personal side rather than the legal details while the appeal continues.
Hard Work and Fan Support
Walker described the situation as difficult because players want to be seen as having earned their trophies properly. He highlighted the effort from everyone involved and pointed to the dedication of fans who followed the team across the country and abroad. Those shared experiences remain important regardless of future outcomes.
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