Everton set to challenge for Kyle Walker
Kenley Ward
Dailysports's expert
The seasoned defender could stay in the Premier League despite his contract with Manchester City coming to an end.
Details: According to reporter Mike McGrath on his X page, Everton manager David Moyes is seriously considering 35-year-old Kyle Walker as a first-team player following the departures of Young and O'Brien.
It is known that, despite interest from Fenerbahce, the Toffees are ready to battle for the services of the right-back.
Moyes believes Walker’s vast Premier League experience, his deep understanding of English football nuances, and his legendary pace—though no longer at its youthful peak—are still impressive assets.
In the past six months, Walker played in Serie A on loan for Milan, but failed to secure a regular spot in the starting lineup.
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