England defender Kyle Walker could be forgiven for having some regrets about leaving Manchester City for AC Milan.

The 34-year-old Manchester City and England defender has joined Milan on loan until the end of the season with an option to stay permanently in the summer

Kyle Walker has revealed it was "not a comfortable conversation" when he told Pep Guardiola he wanted to leave Manchester City for more gametime.

Manchester City captain Kyle Walker has landed in Italy for a medical with AC Milan ahead of an expected transfer.

Milan have completed the loan signing of Kyle Walker from Manchester City. The deal includes an option for the Serie A club to make the move permanent. The Athletic reported on Thursday Walker, 34, was flying to Milan to complete his loan move.

Kyle Walker has completed a move from Manchester City to AC Milan after the two clubs agreed terms, they have announced.

Simon Jones has reported for the Daily Mail that Kyle Walker is expected in Italy on Tuesday to finalise his move to AC Milan. Furthermore, Jones reports that Walker could potentially sign for Milan on a free transfer. It is expected that Walker will sign a two-and-a-half-year deal with the Serie A giants should the move be completed.

Kyle Walker revealed on Monday night that he had a conversation with Pep Guardiola that “wasn’t very comfortable” when he told the Manchester City manager he wished to leave the Etihad to seek more game time.

Kyle Walker has claimed that he had an uncomfortable chat with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola prior to his recent loan move to AC Milan.

If I wasn’t going to a big club, I don’t think I would have done it. I think I would have stayed in the Premier League, at Manchester City, and continued my career there. “But when a club like this comes knocking on the door for you,

Kyle Walker has opened up on his conversation with Pep Guardiola before leaving Manchester City and admits it "wasn't a comfortable" chat.