Man City fans want one player sold ‘straight away’ after dramatic draw with Arsenal

Manchester City supporters were furious with one player following their dramatic draw against Arsenal in the Premier League.

On Sunday afternoon, the two top Premier League teams of recent years clashed in a highly anticipated match at the Etihad Stadium.

City took the lead within 10 minutes as Erling Haaland scored, equalling a record set by Cristiano Ronaldo.

However, the home side lost Rodri to injury, and Arsenal shifted the momentum.

Riccardo Calafiori scored a stunning equalizer in the 22nd minute before Gabriel Magalhaes made it 2-1 just before the break.

In the second half, City dominated possession but couldn’t break through Arsenal’s resolute defense.

Yet, in the final seconds, City managed to find an equalizer through John Stones.

After the match, City fans were particularly upset with one player—defender Kyle Walker.

On social media, a fan remarked: “If Kyle Walker had no pace, he wouldn’t be anywhere near the Premier League.”

Another tweeted: “Take Kyle Walker out the back of the Etihad and put everyone out of their misery.”

A third added: “We need to sell Kyle Walker immediately after this game.”

Another wrote: “Kyle Walker should never be allowed to play another game for City.”

A fifth fan commented: “Kyle Walker should seriously think about retiring after such an embarrassing display.”

One more said: “I’ve seen Kyle Walker at fault for four goals in his last three matches—this guy is awful.”

On BBC Radio 5 Live, former Everton midfielder Leon Osman commented: “This could be a pivotal moment in how the Premier League season unfolds.

“They’ve been taking quick set-pieces all game and finally caught Arsenal off guard.”

Gary Neville, speaking on Sky Sports, remarked: “These are the two best teams in the country.

“Arsenal were so, so close in a tough battle today. But the biggest challenge is still ahead.”

Ex-Liverpool player Jamie Carragher added: “What impact will John Stones’ goal have on the Premier League title race by May?”