Kyle Walker must wait until February to make his AC Milan debut as he nears a loan move to Italy from Manchester City.
Per the Daily Mail, Walker will not be able to play for Milan this month, despite nearing a loan move to the San Siro. The England right-back flew out to Italy on Thursday but his debut has been delayed by regulations brought in post-Brexit. A work permit must be secured if a player wants to remain in the country for more than 90 days, so the red tape will delay his bow.
Milan are set to pay around £4 million ($5m) to sign Walker on loan and he has all but completed his move. Off the pitch, his former mistress Lauryn Goodman is said to have been left “frustrated” by his decision to leave England.
Walker will meet his team-mates on Friday but is poised to return to England as his registration and paperwork is completed. Milan are not likely to have him available until February 2, when they face Inter in a huge Serie A derby.
Milan face Parma this weekend before a clash with Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League. Walker will not be registered in time to play in either game.
