AC Milan are considering signing Kyle Walker permanently from Manchester City, following his loan deal with the Italian club. Walker moved to Milan in January and has been dealing with injuries, including a recent elbow surgery. Despite doubts about a permanent move, AC Milan is reportedly convinced about signing the veteran defender. The loan agreement included a €5 million option to buy, and Milan seems prepared to make the deal permanent.
Meanwhile, AC Milan may listen to offers for left-back Theo Hernandez, whose contract expires in 2026. Manchester City is unlikely to reintegrate Walker into the team even if he returns in the summer, with the club exploring other defensive options like Juventus' Andrea Cambiaso and Tottenham's Destiny Udogie. Walker's future at Manchester City remains uncertain as the club looks to strengthen its squad through transfer moves.