Walker, the captain of Man City, completes his loan to AC Milan.

The captain of City

Walker, the captain of Man City, completes his loan to AC Milan.

Kyle Walker, the captain of Manchester City. Has signed a contract to spend the rest of the season on loan at AC Milan in Italy.

On Thursday, the England defender finished a medical with the seven-time European Cup champions.

Walker, 34, has an option to be purchased by Milan when his loan. Agreement ends at the end of the current campaign.

Walker, a six-time Premier League champion with City. Is in the San Siro with fellow Englishmen Tammy Abraham, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, and Fikayo Tomori.

When Milan hosts Parma in Serie A on Sunday, he might make his debut while sporting the number 32 shirt.

Walker said that joining City had been a “dream come true” in a long and heartfelt statement he uploaded on his. Instagram page after his transfer was confirmed.

In his post, he expressed his gratitude to the coaching staff. The kit guys, and all of the backstage crew who put in a lot of overtime. “You provide us the opportunity to do our best work and make every day fun.

“To my teammates, I felt at home as soon as I came through the door. I want to thank you for all of our successes together and for the wonderful memories. In addition to being lifelong friends, you are also family.

“I want to thank Pep Guardiola for having faith in me and putting in so much effort to get me here in 2017.” We have shared 17 trophies together, and your advice has influenced who I am as a player today. I will always be appreciative.

Since joining City for £50 million from Tottenham in 2017.

Walker has made 319 appearances and was a member of the 2022–2023 treble-winning squad.

Under Pep Guardiola at Etihad Stadium, the right-back, who has 93 caps for England, has played for all six of the Premier League championship winning teams.

He last played against West Ham on January 4th, although he told boss Guardiola that he wanted to leave the team after the match.

“Everyone at Manchester City wishes Kyle the very best of luck for the rest of the season,” the Premier League champions said in an official statement posted on their website.

Walker’s exit occurs the day after City officially announced that they had signed Omar Marmoush, an Egypt forward, from Frankfurt for £59 million.