Kyle Walker spotted back in Man City training for first time since video of him flashing during booze session emerged
KYLE Walker has been spotted back in Man City training for the first time since a video of him flashing during a boozing session emerged.
The right-back, 32, was snapped on the pitch with teammates John Stones and Phil Foden.
During this morning’s session Walker kicked the ball back and forth as he participated in training drills.
The first sighting comes after The Sun exclusively revealed he exposed himself in a Manchester bar.
It’s been confirmed the ace will now face a police probe.
On Sunday, the Man City ace was filmed dirty dancing with a blonde woman – who wasn’t his wife – before snogging her during shocking antics which lasted 90 minutes.
A boozed-up Walker then dropped his tracksuit bottoms and exposed himself in view of drinkers.
In footage seen by The Sun, one of two women in his group then shrieks and points as he laughs with a pal.
Minutes later the England and Manchester City defender appears to do it again, just feet away from two different women in a booth.
He then walks over to shake their hands and say hello.
A spokesperson for Cheshire Police has today said enquiries are being carried out.
They said: “On Wednesday 8 March, Cheshire police were made aware of a video circulating on social media in relation to an indecent exposure which allegedly occurred in the Wilmslow area.
“Enquiries in relation to the incident are in the early stages and no arrests have been made at this time.”
Video also shows the dad-of-four pawing at one of his friends’ breasts and snogging her.
Wife Annie, 30, is nowhere to be seen.
The appalling behaviour until 7pm shocked revellers at the Manchester venue.
Walker’s disgraceful antics came 24 hours after he helped his side beat Newcastle United 2-0 – which Pep Guardiola gave the squad two days off for.
Under the Sexual Offences Act 2003, a person commits indecent exposure if they intentionally expose their genitals — and intend that someone will see them and be caused alarm or distress.
Outraging public decency is a common law offence and is committed when someone does something “lewd, obscene or disgusting” in the presence of at least two members of the public.
If found guilty it is punishable by unlimited imprisonment or unlimited fine.
City has no plans to punish Walker for his antics, it is believed.
Man City’s next game is a Premier League clash with Crystal Palace at 5.30PM on Saturday.