Kyle Walker takes drastic transfer decision in an attempt to save his marriage

Manchester City’s defender and captain, Kyle Walker, has recently been the focus of intense media scrutiny due to his professional and personal challenges. 

Kyle Walker makes up his mind 

New reports indicate that Walker has reached a decision about his future and where he intends to play in the coming years. It appears he has opted not to leave Europe and is considering signing with a European club to reconcile and preserve his relationship with his wife.

The reputation of the defender has continued to attract attention from several notable Saudi Arabian clubs, including Al Nassr, Al Ittihad, and Al Ahli, all of which are known for their significant investments in talent.

While Walker might have considered a move to the Saudi league, following in the footsteps of his former Manchester City teammate Riyad Mahrez, the appeal of lucrative offers is matched by his priority to remain in Europe. This decision appears to be driven by his commitment to his family and a desire to nurture his marriage to Annie Kilner.

Kilner is now actively contemplating the reversal of her £27 million divorce, having moved the star back into their marital home. 

The 33-year-old served Walker, with divorce papers in October and promptly expelled him from the property upon discovering that he had secretly fathered a second child with his ex, Lauryn Goodman.

Recent sources indicate that Annie, who was expecting their fourth child when Lauryn revealed her surprising news, is now reconsidering the decision to part ways. She is actively focusing on her relationship with Kyle and making efforts to address any problems they face together.

It has been suggested that Annie is staying with Walker solely for financial reasons; this is simply not true. These claims have emerged alongside rumours of a lucrative move to Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League.

Kyle Walker's possible destination 

Hence, Kyle Walker is set to engage in additional discussions with AC Milan this week as he seeks to facilitate his transition from Manchester City. The Italian club has emerged as the frontrunner for his services and is expected to present a formal offer for the City captain shortly. They have proposed a two-and-a-half-year contract for the defender.