KYLE WALKER admitted he felt “uncomfortable” telling Pep Guardiola he wanted to quit Manchester City. The England defender, 34, was unveiled by new club AC Milan yesterday — and

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 may have left Man City, but his exit doesn't look to be paving the way for one of the club's up and coming prospects.

Kyle Walker opened up about the moment he told Pep Guardiola that he wanted to leave Manchester City, admitting it "wasn't a very comfortable conversation".

Kyle Walker has completed a move to AC Milan on a loan deal until the end of the season, however his career at the club is now effectively over after seven-and-a-half years

Kyle Walker has said joining AC Milan was an opportunity he could not turn down following his move from Manchester City.

Following Manchester City’s emphatic 8-0 decimation of Salford City in the recent round of FA Cup fixtures, when questioned on why Kyle Walker was missing from the matchday squad by the media, Pep

Kyle Walker says talking to Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola about his loan move to AC Milan was not "comfortable".

Kyle Walker admits that it was tough to tell manager Pep Guardiola that he wished to leave Manchester City for a different challenge on loan at AC Milan.

Walker, who has played an integral role for City under Guardiola since joining the club in 2017 from Tottenham Hotspur, admitted earlier this month that he wished to 'explore opportunities abroad'

Manchester City's pursuit of Juventus defender Andrea Cambiaso is reportedly losing momentum, despite initial interest in the player. The reigning champions had a £54.5million offer rejected, with Juventus holding out for a higher fee of £75.5million.