Walker: He shouldn’t have left Manchester City when the team was in the most difficult situation, but he doesn’t regret it because he wanted more playing time

In January, Kyle Walker joined Milan on loan from Manchester City. Regarding his decision at that time, Walker said in an interview that he now often reflects on whether the decision at that time was correct.

Walker said: "Should I have left at that time to go to AC Milan? I am the captain of the team, and when things are not going well, you should be at the forefront. At that time last season, should I have left? Looking back now, the answer is probably no."

"I should have been standing by my teammates, friends and people who I consider family, but that was probably the first time in my career that I became selfish and only thought about myself. I just wanted to play football. I don't think it was a Bad reason, I don't like sitting on the bench and only playing occasionally. I feel that I still have value and can still perform at a high level. When a club like AC Milan extended an invitation to me, I had no reason to refuse. "

"When I came back in the summer, I had time to reflect on it, but I don't regret it because I always wanted to play abroad and experience a different environment. I was happy to spend six months there, but maybe I could have done better. "