Kyle Walker is set to leave Man City for AC Milan on loan, with an option to buy; Sky Sports News reporter Ben Ransom discusses the reasoning behind the defenders exit after seven-and-a-half trophy-la

The 34-year-old Walker is City’s long-serving right back. Walker has been a mainstay in City’s defense since 2017, his speed and recovery abilities key to the way Guardiola sets up the team. At Milan,

However, Pep Guardiola confirmed during his post-match press conference that Kyle Walker has asked to leave Manchester City. The Catalan said via BeanymanSports: “Well, it’s not easy for me to say because he should say it but he’s not here. So, two days ago, Kyle [Walker] has asked to explore the options to play abroad and end his career.”

Manchester City captain Kyle Walker wants to explore a move away from the four-time defending Premier League champion, manager Pep Guardiola said Saturday. Walker, who has won six league titles and the Champions League during a trophy-laden spell at City,

Walker rejected a move to the Bundesliga in 2023 in favour of signing a new Manchester City contract until 2026, with the full-back also becoming club captain at the Etihad Stadium, following the departure of Ilkay Gundogan after the treble success.

Kyle Walker has asked to leave Manchester City after eight years at the club, with AC Milan leading the race to secure his signature.

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Pep Guardiola has revealed that Kyle Walker has asked to leave Manchester City, opening the door to a potential exit during the January transfer window. Walker was not in the squad as City beat Salford City 8-0 in the FA Cup third round at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday evening.

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,

Former Serie A and West Ham striker Paolo Di Canio feels Alejandro Garnacho would not be a starter at Napoli, while Kyle Walker ‘strangely’ improved under Pep Guardiola, becoming a top player for

Pep Guardiola's faith in one of his Man City players has vanished as their struggles continued with a major collapse at PSG.