Kyle Walker finalized his transfer from Manchester City to AC Milan, It was confirmed on Friday Following an agreement between the two clubs.
Walker signed a loan deal with the Italian team till the end of the current campaign. Although there is no commitment in the contract, Milan also has the option to make the move permanent in the summer.

The 34-year-old England defender is under contract with City until 2026 but has not appeared for the club since a 4-1 victory against West Ham on January 4.
He posted a goodbye message to City on Instagram when the trade was finalized.
Walker wrote, “Manchester City where do I start?” “Signing with this wonderful club in 2017 was a dream come true. Seven years later, winning 17 trophies, including the Champions League and the iconic treble, is something I couldn’t have imagined as a child.

“Playing with so many outstanding players has inspired me to reach my full potential, and I sincerely appreciate the chance I’ve been given at the Etihad. A big thank you to everyone who works so hard behind the scenes, including the coaching staff, the kit men, and the entire backroom staff. You provide us the opportunity to perform at our best and make everyday enjoyable.

“I felt at home with my teammates from the moment I walked through the door. Thank you for the wonderful memories and success we’ve had. You are both friends and relatives for the rest of your lives. Thank you, Pep Guardiola, for believing in and bringing me here in 2017.Finally, I’d want to thank the fans for accepting me as one of their own from the beginning. Your steadfast support, both at home and away will be remembered forever.
Despite adding two new defenders this month, Guardiola still lacks a recognized right-back.

In the January transfer window, City acquired 19-year-old Vitor Reis from Palmeiras and Abdukodir Khusanov from Lens.

Walker joined City from Tottenham in 2017 and has now won six Premier League title and the Champions League at his time at the Etihad stadium.