Milan decide not to extend contract with Kyle Walker

The English player, who joined Milan from Manchester City in the winter, has failed to convince the club of his indispensability.

His loan contract expires at the end of the season. Milan had planned to buy out the wing-back’s contract from City in the summer.

However, injuries disrupted Kyle's half-season. He spent time on the sidelines twice but managed to play 11 matches in the league. He did not register any goal contributions in those games.

At Milan, Alex Jimenez emerged as the first choice for Walker’s position, which is why the Rossoneri decided not to pay the €5 million clause for the 34-year-old Walker.

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