KYLE WALKER has chosen the No.32 shirt at AC Milan in homage to David Beckham.
The rear of England was formed with its new teammates on Saturday after a loan movement of Citry.
It is the English fourth of Rossoneri, striker Tammy Abraham, defender Fikayo Tomori and midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek.
The six-time Premier League champion will bring the same number on his back as Becks, who scored twice in 33 times for the club when he was in a position for the Galaxy in the 2009-10 season.
Walker, 34, said after sealing his new adventure in Milan: “I number 32 for David Beckham.
“Tammy told me that I come. He helped me make a decision.
“Milan’s enthusiasts are incredible, listening to them sing, it will be emotional. “
Abraham, 27, has played for Milan since the season began, joining the loan club in Rome.
Milan – who are eighth in Serie A and sixth in the Champions League table – face Parma on Sunday at the iconic San Siro.
Walker is not expected to have given the impression 93 times for England, play, since you want to complete the main points of the permission of the paintings, but may seem opposite to Inter in the Derby of Milan next weekend.
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The full-back featured 15 times in the Premier League for City this term.
When sealing his release, he said emotionally: “Manchester Cityarray . . . Where to start? Signing for this club in 2017 was a dream come true.
“Seven years later, winning 17 trophies, adding the Champions League and the remarkable Triple is anything I could have dreamed of.
“Playing so many talented players led me to be the most productive edition of myself, and I’m grateful for the case I had at the Etihad.
“Many thanks to so many people, trainers, kit men and all the scenes that relentlessly paint the scenes. You make lovely every day and supply the platform so that we can improve.
“For my teammates, from the moment I walked out the door, I felt right at home. Thank you for the wonderful memories and for all the good fortune we shared together. You are friends, but also your circle of relatives for life.
“For Guardiola, thanks for believing in me and running, so bring me here in 2017.
“Together, we celebrated 17 trophies, and your steerage helped shape me into the player I am today. I’ll be grateful.
“To Annie and all my circle of relatives who were there and who supported me in this gratitude.
“Lastly, to the fans—thank you for embracing me as one of your own from day one. Your unwavering support, week in, week out, home and away, will never be forgotten. I wish you all constant success going forward. Thank you, Kyle.”
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