Man City star Kyle Walker roars out treble goals after Premier League title win
Manchester City gamers celebrated a 3rd straight Premier League title and instantly set their sights on extra glory insisting they have been “not finished yet” with historical past inside attain. Kyle Walker led requires his teammates to remain centered and hungry and add FA Cup and Champions League wins to safe the treble.
But he admitted that if issues go in keeping with plan Pep Guardiola’s aspect may go down as one of many biggest groups of all time within the Premier League. “We’re not finished, we’ve got the FA Cup against our bitter rivals and the Champions League final on June 10,” he mentioned.
“We will enjoy it today, we will have a few glasses of champagne but then we move onto June, which is the big one. Hopefully we can create history with this great club.
“It would be fantastic to complete the treble, but there’s a lot of football to be played before we start thinking about the treble. We have two massive finals.
“To say we’re up there with the greatest Premier League teams of all time we have to go and conquer some of that. We’ve done the formidables and the centurions, but really to go and get this we can really stamp our mark on being one of the greatest teams of all time in the Premier League.”
City trailed Arsenal by eight factors in early April 7 albeit with a sport in hand, have been handed the title by the Gunners’ defeat at Nottingham Forest on Saturday night time.
And it has been a relentless drive in direction of a 3rd straight trophy with 12 Premier League video games in a row of 24 unbeaten in all competitions.
“Since the last international break we just feel unstoppable, especially in April,” mentioned Jack Grealish.
“I think that’s probably one of the strongest months this club has ever had. We won eight of nine and drew one at Bayern Munich. We’ve got so much talent in this squad and we feel unstoppable.”
Kevin de Bruyne saluted the arduous work that had gone into the fifth title of his City profession. “People expect us to win a lot but we work every day for this. People sacrifice a lot for the team. It is tougher physically than it is mentally because you have to go and go again,” he mentioned.
Losing supervisor Frank Lampard claimed City have been the benchmark towards which Chelsea ought to measure themselves as they attempt to rebuild from annus horribilis.
“They are outstanding and that is why they are on for a possible treble. Their level for the past two months or longer has been outstanding,” he mentioned.
“They have built it for years, with incredible vision and brought in a great coach and players. So they are the benchmark. City have not won three in a row through half-intensity, they have had to work and work and work.
“The players have to understand that. They have to put in the work. It is something they have to strive towards.”