Horrified guests catch England star Kyle Walker weeing against wall of posh hotel

Posted Wednesday, April 20, 2022 by Dailystar.co.uk

ENGLAND star Kyle Walker pees up the side of a posh hotel, leaving diners less than impressed by his dribbling.

The £50million defender fired against the wall last Sunday — 24 hours after his Manchester City side lost their FA Cup semi-final.

Kyle Walker was seen weeing on the wall of a posh hotel — leaving diners less than impressed by his dribbling

Horrified guests said he looked around furtively before pulling up his hoodie and spraying the brickwork.

One onlooker — a fan of rivals Man United — spotted Walker’s leg tattoos when the ace took a leak at The Bridge in Prestbury, Cheshire, at 3.25pm.

A guest told The Sun: “I had just arrived for a meal with my family and suddenly I’m watching Kyle Walker, who I instantly recognised, p***ing against a wall. It was revolting.

“It wasn’t just a quick wee. He was there for ages. We were appalled.

“Before he did it, he was looking around to see if anyone was there, then he pulled up his hoodie but was still recognisable from his tattoos.”

The star was spotted a day after his City side lost 3-2 to Liverpool at Wembley. Dad-of-three Walker, 31, missed the game with an ankle injury.

The source added: “Kyle was outside in the beer garden. It was a beautiful day.

"But rather than head indoors and use the lavatory like the rest of us, he chose to walk through an archway to relieve himself against the wall — in full view of paying guests and people coming and going in the car park.

“The hotel charges £260 a night for rooms and entertains well-heeled locals.

“He could be clearly seen from the windows. It isn’t something you would want if you were staying there.

“Millionaire players sometimes get a bad rap and it’s easy to see why when some make up their own rules.”

Among his many tattoos, Walker has an eagle and female eyes inked on his left calf.

Penalties for urinating in public are included in the by-laws of individual local authorities — but usually lead to a fine of up to £80, payable in 21 days.