KYLE WALKER has agreed personal terms with Bayern Munich, according to reports.
The right-back was offered a two-year contract extension by Manchester City.
Kyle Walker has agreed personal terms with Bayern MunichRichard Pelham / The Sun
But Walker is open to leaving after winning the Treble, having spent six years at City.
And he could join Bayern this summer after verbally agreeing a two-year contract with the option of an extra year, according to Florian Plettenberg.
The next step is for Bayern and City to reach an agreement over his transfer fee.
That could prove difficult as reports claim Pep Guardiola does not want to lose Walker.
Walker has a long-held ambition to play overseas – so the chance to move to Bayern appeals.
Thomas Tuchel is keen to land Walker as a replacement for Benjamin Pavard – who is expected to leave the club this summer.
The German head coach is understood to be a fan of the ex-Tottenham man’s “defensive qualities, speed and mentality”.
And Walker is said to have a lot of respect for Tuchel, while he would be able to continue playing Champions League football for the Bundesliga champions.
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England team-mate Harry Kane has also been heavily linked with a move to the German giants.
Kane is reportedly open to the move with Bayern chiefs arriving in London this week to discuss a transfer with Daniel Levy.
Bayern, who had wanted to do a £60million deal, believe Kane wants a move to Germany with only one year left on his deal.
Yet although Levy would listen to offers north of £100m, he previously insisted to Real Madrid that the club’s star player is not for sale.
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