Kyle Walker is reportedly seeking a loan move to Inter Milan, as revealed by SunSport. The 34-year-old Manchester City star has expressed a desire to leave the club for a fresh start abroad, which was confirmed by manager Pep Guardiola following City’s 8-0 victory over Salford in the FA Cup.

Guardiola disclosed that Walker had been left out of the squad due to his request to explore opportunities outside of the Premier League. A source indicated that discussions between Walker’s representatives and Inter Milan are ongoing, with expectations that a deal could be finalized quickly.

The move is seen as a chance for Walker to reset, especially considering his documented off-field challenges. He aims to reach 100 caps for the England national team, currently sitting at 93, and is motivated to make the squad for the upcoming World Cup.

Walker’s desire to leave City is not a reflection of his commitment to the club, as Guardiola emphasized his importance in the team’s success over the years. Walker has enjoyed a successful tenure at City since joining from Tottenham in 2017, winning 17 major honors, including six Premier League titles and the Champions League.

Guardiola stated, “I prefer to play players whose mind is here,” but acknowledged that if Walker wants to leave, he would respect that decision. The situation is evolving, and both clubs are working towards a potential agreement that could see Walker don the Inter Milan jersey soon.