Kyle Walker is poised for a loan move to Inter Milan
as he looks to embark on a new chapter abroad and pursue his goal of earning 100 caps for England.
Manchester City’s right-back, Kyle Walker, is in discussions for a loan transfer to Inter Milan after expressing his desire to leave the club. The 34-year-old communicated his decision to manager Pep Guardiola following City’s 8-0 FA Cup win against Salford.
Walker’s representatives are collaborating with the Serie A club to finalize the agreement. Having won 17 major trophies since joining City in 2017, Walker is eager for a new challenge overseas to refocus and distance himself from off-field issues. Although Bayern Munich previously showed interest, a deal did not materialize, leaving Inter Milan as the frontrunner.
Walker’s determination to achieve 100 England caps—he currently has 93—has influenced his choice, leading him to decline offers from Saudi Arabia. Guardiola acknowledged Walker’s significant contributions to City but confirmed the club’s readiness to honor his request. During his time at City, Walker played a crucial role in securing six Premier League titles, two FA Cups, and a Champions League trophy. A move to Inter Milan could provide him with the opportunity to revitalize his career.
