Former Manchester City captain becomes the Premier League's most capped right-back with 419 appearances, 8 goals, 37 assists, and 6 Premier League titles.

During the 9th round of the Premier League, Burnley won 3-2 away against Wolves, with former Manchester City captain and England defender Walker starting and completing the entire game, significantly contributing to Burnley's victory.

Statistics show that Walker has appeared 419 times in the Premier League, becoming the right-back with the most appearances in Premier League history. In response, Walker posted a graphic on social media celebrating his record as the most capped right-back in the league's history,419 Premier League games with 8 goals and 37 assistsand, during his time at Manchester City as the Blues' captain, he helped the team win six Premier League titles.

This summer transfer window, Walker left Manchester City and reluctantly joined Burnley, becoming a key part of the Clarets' defense. Burnley signed the experienced Premier League player on a free transfer, hoping Walker will help the team avoid relegation. In the past two seasons, all three promoted teams were relegated, so the three promoted clubs this season have been preparing early, with Walker being one of Burnley's assets for survival.

Walker, now 35 years old, is a veteran standing 1.83 meters tall, right-footed, primarily playing as a right-back, valued at €3 million, with a contract at Burnley until 2027. This season, he has started and completed all 9 Premier League matches for Burnley, providing one assist.