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,

That is according to the information of the ever-reliable Fabrizio Romano, who reveals that Serie A giants AC Milan have now agreed a deal to sign Kyle Walker on loan from Manchester City until the end of the ongoing season.

Multiple outlets in the UK and Italy are now reporting that Kyle Walker’s move from Manchester City to Milan is now a done deal. Here is everything you need

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, following his £50 million move from Tottenham in 2017.

City have reportedly agreed to let Walker leave on an initial loan, while Rashford's future hangs in the balance with Barcelona and Dortmund cooling interest.

Kyle Walker’s expected move from Manchester City to Milan is now a done deal according to reports in Italy on Wednesday afternoon.

Kyle Walker is all set to join AC Milan on a 12-month loan deal from Manchester City as Marcus Rashford sees one Manchester United exit route blocked.

And Italian paper La Gazzetta dello Sport, via Milan Reports, are convinced that Walker could be the the exact man that the Italian side needs to get themselves back on top, with the defender seen as an experienced winner who can lead show the rest of the squad a path to success.

Reports in Italy claim that Manchester City have agreed to send England international Kyle Walker out on loan to Milan for the remainder of the 2024-25 season, and now the two clubs are negotiating

AC Milan. Romano has given the 'Here We Go' treatment to Walker's move, with the Italian giants agreeing a deal to sign the Man City legend on loan until the end of the season. The loan includes a buy option clause which is not mandatory.