Manchester City captain Kyle Walker has completed a move in the Italian club AC Milan on a loan in the rest of the season.
The England guard completed the medical on Thursday with seven times the European Cup winners.
The Milan deal for Walker includes the option of buying a 34 -year -old child when his loan contract expires at the end of the season.
Six times with the city, the winner of the Premier League, Walker, joined the English fellow Facio Tomori, Robin Lottes-Geek and Tommy Ibrahim.
They will wear number 32 shirts in Milan, and when they host Pirma in Seri A on Sunday, they could start their own.
Walker published a long and emotional statement on his Instagram page, which, after confirming the transfer, paid tribute to the city, saying that signing for the club was a “dream fulfilled”.
He wrote, “Thank you for many people, coaching staff, cutmen and all the backroom staff who work hard behind the curtains.” “You make every day pleasant and provide the platform for us to perform the best.
“For my colleagues, since I felt at home, I felt. Thank you for your great memories and the success we have achieved. You are a friend, but of life. For the family too.
“For Pep Guardola, thank you for believing me and working so hard to bring me here in 2017. Thank you, we have celebrated 17 trophy, and your guidance has given me the form of a player today. I will be grateful.
