Manchester City loanee Kyle Walker has signaled his openness to a permanent move to AC Milan, a prospect boosted by Massimiliano Allegri’s return as head coach.
Walker, who made 16 appearances during his loan spell, expressed interest in staying, stating “yes, yes, maybe” regarding his future at the San Siro.
Allegri’s appointment is seen as a key factor, with the Italian keen to bring Milan back to the top of Serie A.
Walker’s permanent departure from Manchester City appears likely, as Pep Guardiola confirmed the defender won’t be part of City’s Club World Cup squad.
With 95 England caps, a permanent move to Milan could help the 35-year-old reach the 100-cap mark.
Walker is set to feature for England in upcoming matches before negotiating his potential move to Italy.
