AC Milan await Kyle Walker in Italy on Tuesday before formalizing his departure from Manchester City.
The 34-year-old has been in talks to leave City on a free transfer before agreeing a two-and-a-half-year deal with the Serie A side.
Walker has endured a difficult season with the champions, with a notable drop in form for a player considered the best right-back in the league's history.
During his team's poor streak in the middle of the campaign, he publicly announced that he wanted to move away from the Etihad.
The agreement will exclude Milan from signing another British player in this window, such as Marcus Rashford.
The Manchester United forward remains a target for Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona, while Napoli have considered a possibility.
Kyle Walker is close to sealing a transfer from Manchester City to Italian AC Milan
The full-back has signed a two and a half year contract with the Serie A team
Milan have Chelsea's Joao Felix on a list of possible alternative targets.
Félix joined Chelsea from Atlético Madrid for £42.7m in August, having previously spent the second half of the 2022-23 season on loan at Stamford Bridge.
On Saturday, Zlatan Ibrahimovic confirmed AC Milanthe interest of Walkerand was very complimentary in his evaluation of the English right-back.
“Everyone knows Walker is a great player, he did great things at City,” the legendary former Sweden and Manchester United striker told DAZN ahead of Saturday's defeat to Juventus.
'When there is someone like him on the market, a lot of interest is generated. It doesn't go against our vision, because he is strong, he is a leader, he has dominance in the locker room. We are now checking if it is possible.
'We talk to (coach Sergio) Conceicao every day, to talk to him and understand what he likes and what he doesn't.
'We know what is needed and now we work. The team is strong. What do we need? In the transfer market, the more I say it, the more it costs, it's better not to say it.
'The team, as I said, is already strong. “We showed in the Super Cup that they are a team that can win, now we need continuity.”
