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Milan will soon have to choose whether to keep Kyle Walker, who has been serviceable since joining on loan from Manchester City, but they\u2019ll have to invest a little to retain him permanently. The Rossoneri<\/em> are reflecting in particular about his wages, Relevo<\/em>\u2019s Matteo Moretto informs (via Tribuna<\/em>).<\/p>\n The Englishman is scheduled to earn \u20ac4.5M annually until 2027 should he stay at San Siro. He\u2019d be about the third or fourth most expensive player in the squad. A few meaningful renewals are currently pending. Instead, the option to buy amounts to \u20ac5M.<\/p>\n Milan have put the decision on Walker on hold at the moment. They have until June 30th<\/sup> to make the call. The veteran has starred in 11 games since January, missing just a couple due to a minor thigh problem.<\/p>\n The Rossoneri<\/em> have appreciated his leadership, but will weigh whether he\u2019s worth the costs given his age. Manchester City would eventually be owed a percentage of the fee should he depart in the future.<\/p>\n Walker dished on his Milan move on his podcast.<\/p>\n \u201cIn football, when you have certain opportunities, you have to take them. The experience of another league, culture, and playing for a club like this. There are certain teams you can\u2019t say no to. It was the right time for me to leave Manchester City. I wanted to try something different. I didn\u2019t want to regret it at the end of my career. Pep Guardiola stood up and gave a really nice speech after I said goodbye. I\u2019m currently on loan. Both sides have to agree at the end of the season. I have to consider that I could also go back. That chapter isn\u2019t completely closed yet. We\u2019ll see what happens.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n <\/p><\/div>\n\n
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