Kyle Walker snubs Man City as he ‘decides to join Bayern Munich’ with Germans preparing low-ball offer for defender

KYLE WALKER has allegedly agreed personal terms with Bayern Munich as the German side get set to make a low-ball offer to Manchester City for the star.

The England full-back, 33, helped the Cityzens to claim the Treble last season but speculation has mounted over his future since.

GettyKyle Walker is believed to have agreed terms with Bayern Munich[/caption]

Walker has been linked with a switch to the Bundesliga giants.

And now he has reportedly finalised a contract to leave the Etihad and sign for German champions.

However, City and Bayern chiefs are set to have more talks over a potential fee.

Sky Germany claims that the two clubs are still miles apart on their valuation of Walker.

But further negotiations are due to take place over the coming days.

Bayern are said to have offered Walker a two-year contract with an option for a third. 

And they believe a fee of around £13million is believed to be enough to seal the deal with City as the ex-Tottenham ace enters the final 12 months of his current £160,000-a-week package.

But City are said to want more for the experienced defender.

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Bayern’s Benjamin Pavard has been linked with a switch in the opposite direction to City.

Although Bayern boss Thomas Tuchel is desperate to get Walker regardless.

This fresh update will come as a major blow to newly-promoted Sheffield United, who were believed to be trying to bring the ace back to his hometown club.

The Blades have just returned to the Premier League after promotion from the Championship.

Walker came through the youth ranks at Bramall Lane into the first-team before he was snapped-up by Tottenham in 2009.

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