Kyle Walker said during a recent appearance on talkSPORT that he may have to remove his "four in a row" tattoo if Manchester City are stripped of Premier League titles. GOAL said authorities could retrospectively strip Manchester City of honours won during the period in question, which could cast doubt over the six league titles Walker secured.
Walker addresses the tattoo
The current Burnley defender said: "I've got 'four in a row' tattooed."
When asked whether he would seek laser removal if those honours are stripped, Walker replied: "Well I'm probably going to have to do that bit! I'll try and keep it on, but hopefully we don't get things taken away."
His comments on the issue
Walker said: "It's the big elephant in the room we're probably all going to be asked when doing interviews or whatever."
He also said: "It doesn't look great."
What Walker said about the case
Walker said: "Let's not hide from the fact they've been found guilty but they're going through an appeal."
He added: "As a player all I can say is all we did is go out and play our best as a team and I'll defend the players for the rest of my life, because I feel what we did and achieved in that time was incredible and probably won't be done ever again. But from the outside looking in, it doesn't look great and we have to address that."