Manchester City captain Kyle Walker is close to joining Italian giants AC Milan, who'll have the option to sign him permanently when the summer transfer window opens

Manchester City skipper Kyle Walker heading to Italy to sort AC Milan loan move - The England right-back informed City of his wish to leave the club and seek opportunities abroad earlier this month.

Reports on Wednesday morning confirmed that City have agreed to send the 34-year-old out on loan to the Rossoneri for free for the remainder of the season. With an agreement over a contract until 2027 already reached with Walker and his representatives, Milan still needed to arrange a buy option with Pep Guardiola’s side, though.

Manchester City defender Kyle Walker is flying to Milan today (Thursday) to complete his loan move to the Serie A club. As part of the deal, Milan hold an option to make the move permanent in the summer.

Kyle Walker is set to move from Manchester City to Milan after the two clubs agreed terms, sources have told ESPN.

AC Milan are set to sign Manchester City's captain Kyle Walker after the English international decided to leave the side coached by Pep Guardiola during the current winter transfer window. As reported by Sky Italy,

Kyle Walker has completed a move to Serie A giants AC Milan on loan and the terms of the deal means the wantaway Manchester City star will have to impress at the San Siro

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Manchester City have reached an agreement with AC Milan over a loan deal for Kyle Walker. The 34-year-old has won 17 trophies during his time at City, including six Premier League titles and the Champions League,