Walker proud of Man City captaincy: I've learned from past skippers

Manchester City star Kyle Walker heaped praise on the entire squad after yet another Premier League triumph.

City were 3-1 winners against West Ham United in the league on the final matchday on Sunday.

The result meant that they finished top of the table, two points ahead of Arsenal, and secured their fourth consecutive league title.

Walker told Sky Sports post-game: "It is good. It is something that you pick up and you learn. From Vinnie, Gundo, Fernandinho, I've learned, and this year I have had to take it on my shoulders. It is tough some days when you are not at it and you have to set an example, but I have tried.

"I said to the lads today that it's not just about the 11 that start, the people that come on are so important. The other day against Tottenham, Stefan stepped up, very rarely your goalkeeper gets subbed but he comes on and makes a defining moment in Premier League history with the save against Son. Those are the small margins that make this team what it is.

"Every player has their super power. Kevin de Bruyne with his passing, Erilng Haaland with his finishing, Phil Foden with his control in small spaces, Jeremy Doku one on one, I could go through them all. Mine is my pace, just try and do what I can do for the team."