Kyle Walker, linked with Fenerbahce, has accepted Everton's offer!
English player Kyle Walker, who Fenerbahçe wants to sign for the club, has reportedly accepted the 1-year contract offer of English Premier League club Everton.
The English right-back, who has also been linked with Fenerbahce, has been in talks with the Everton bosses since returning from a loan spell at AC Milan. Everton and current club Manchester City will now thrash out whether it is a permanent deal or just a 12-month loan while he sees out the remainder of his Etihad contract.
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Fulham can't afford Walker's wages
Fulham also enquired about the 35-year-old but could not afford his package. Walker has jetted out to New York for a whistlestop tour of the Big Apple before heading to Jamaica for a two-week holiday. The 35-year-old won 17 major honours - including six Prem titles - during a glittering eight years at City.
He absent from the FIFA Club World Cup
And despite having a year left on his Etihad deal, he was axed from their Club World Cup squad and no longer features in Pep Guardiola's plans. A source said: "Kyle has been a wonderful servant to the club. "He has given everything and was key to the success. "But after the disappointment of last season the club has to rebuild."
