KYLE WALKER made a pre-apology to England boss Gareth Southgate after admitting he will be partying following Manchester City’s Champions League win.
The defender came on as a second-half substitute during City’s 1-0 win over Inter Milan.
The win secures City’s first Champions League title and a historic Treble, and Walker is ready to celebrate.
He spoke to BT Sport after the game and admitted he is ready to start drinking after a long but successful season.
Walker, 33, said: “Put any drink in front of me – Gareth [Southgate] I’m sorry.
“Put any drink in front of me, I’m gonna destroy it!”
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Walker discussed his pride at the monumental achievement and praised his team-mates after also winning the Premier League and FA Cup this season.
His team-mate Rodri, who scored the winner and was named man of the match, also let his emotions get the better of him in his post-match interview.
The Spaniard swore twice when speaking to BT Sport – for two different reasons.
The first came when he slammed his first-half performance, and the second when he described former team-mate Sergio Aguero as a “f***ing legend”.
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Jack Grealish even broke down in tears after being overcome with joy at City’s Champions League win.
He said: “This is what you work your whole life for, isn’t it.
“I’m so happy, man. I played so… today I was awful.
“To win the Treble with this group of players, with this staff, is so special, man.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
