Kyle Walker Declares Premier League is "Ours to Lose" as Manchester City Eyes Historic Fifth Consecutive Title

Manchester City captain Kyle Walker has boldly claimed that the Premier League title is "ours to lose" as his team sets its sights on an unprecedented fifth consecutive championship. Having already made history by becoming the first club to win four successive English top-flight titles, City are now aiming to extend their dominance further in the upcoming season.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club, Walker emphasized the confidence within the City camp as they prepare to defend their crown, starting with a challenging opener against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

"I wouldn't say it's an ego, but we've done this now four times in a row—this is our trophy to lose," said the England full-back. "I can assure you, when you're looking down at your arm and you've got that gold badge that no one else has got, it's a good feeling. Long may it continue."

Under the guidance of Pep Guardiola, Manchester City has evolved into a formidable winning machine, consistently setting new standards in English football. Despite their remarkable achievements, including a historic Treble last season, Walker insists that motivation within the squad remains as strong as ever.

"For us to go and do four in a row off the back of a Treble was a great achievement," Walker continued. "To pick yourself up and go again after such a high, plus we won the Super Cup and Club World Cup as well, was especially important."

Reflecting on the future, Walker is optimistic about City's chances of continuing their dominance. "Now, why can't we go and do five in a row? Why can't we go and do something I don't think will probably ever be done again? That's the motivation we have to create from us as a group of players, from me as a captain."

As Manchester City embarks on another campaign with lofty ambitions, Walker's words echo the belief and determination that have become synonymous with this era of unprecedented success at the Etihad. With their sights set on further history, City's pursuit of a fifth straight title could cement their legacy as one of the greatest teams in English football history.