COVIDIOT Kyle Walker has returned to Manchester City to face the music.
The England full-back is in trouble for breaking lockdown rules after hosting a party with a pal and two call girls at his home last month.
City were “disappointed” despite his rapid apology and said they would hold an investigation in due course.
And this weekend he was at the Etihad Campus for the first time in ten weeks as training resumed.
Walker, who turns 30 on Thursday, broke regulations again earlier this month when he drove to visit his sister and
parents in Yorkshire.
He issued an emotional statement explaining his actions — and City said he would not be punished a second time.
But his behaviour is unlikely to have impressed the club’s hierarchy.
Boss Pep Guardiola — who led training for the first time on Saturday — lost his mum, Dolors Sala, to Covid-19 in April.
Walker is not believed to be in any danger of being sold this summer.
But he could face a huge fight for his place next season, with City eyeing up Barcelona defender Nelson Semedo.
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