Manchester City have 'opened talks' to sign a replacement for Kyle Walker but a deal will have to be rushed through to get him at a cut-price fee. Man City have splashed the cash this summer, having snapped up Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan, Rayan Ait-Nouri from Wolves and Rayan Cherki from Lyon.

Manchester City completed the sale of Kyle Walker to Burnley on Saturday, July 5. The club is now in the market for a replacement to support the right side of their defense. Pep G

Burnley are closing in on the surprise signing of Manchester City defender Kyle Walker. David Ornstein of The Athletic is reporting the permanent deal will be for a fee of up to £5m, including add-ons, with the England international penning a two-year deal.