Kyle Walker has reportedly agreed to join Bayern Munich, the German champions, after considering a new deal with Manchester City.
- Walker was keen to stay in Manchester
- Has now said ‘yes’ to Bayern
- German club seeking agreement with City
Bayern Munich are reportedly close to signing Manchester City’s England international defender Kyle Walker, after the 33-year-old reached a verbal agreement with the German club, according to Sky Sport Germany.
Kyle Walker, who has been instrumental in Manchester City’s success, is reportedly seeking a new challenge and a move to Bayern Munich could provide him with a guaranteed starting position.
Bayern Munich’s interest in signing Manchester City’s Kyle Walker might lead to the departure of Benjamin Pavard. Several clubs, including Manchester United, are reportedly targeting the 27-year-old French right-back, with Bayern valuing him at £27m ($33m).
The future of Walker depends on whether Bayern Munich can agree on a transfer fee with Manchester City. It is clear that Walker wants to leave, which is likely known by his manager, Pep Guardiola.
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