Manchester City fullback Kyle Walker is open to eventually returning to Sheffield United.
Yesterday, Walker was the matchwinner as his 28th-minute rasping drive meant United are still chasing their first win of the season.
The 30-year-old was born in Sheffield and played just two games for his hometown club before being poached by Tottenham.
Walker then refused to rule out ending his career back with the Blades.
Speaking to BT Sport after City bagged the three points, the 51-cap England international said: "My mum and dad live here, so if I'd celebrated they probably would have got a lot of stick.
“I'm a Sheffield United fan, so I couldn't.
“My first game for Aston Villa was here and I scored with my left peg.
"I seem to like this ground… hopefully, we never know in the future."
