Bayern Munich are preparing a formal bid for Manchester City defender Kyle Walker, talkSPORT understands.

The right-back has just one year left on his deal at Pep Guardiola’s side could seal an exit this summer.

Walker played a key role in the club’s treble success last season and has proved pivotal in their triumphs since joining from Tottenham in 2017.

Now, the 33-year-old could be set to make a move across the continent to Bundesliga winners Bayern.

Despite interest from former club Sheffield United, he has indicated that he is interested in move to the German giants.

Walker would depart City after making 254 appearances across all competitions for the club.

He has five Premier League trophies to his name under Guardiola as well as a Champions League title amongst other honours.

Walker started in both of their semi-final clashes against Real Madrid en route to European glory before coming off the bench in the final.

Should he sign for Bayern, he would be the second City player this year to play at right-back for the side.

Joao Cancelo completed a loan switch to Thomas Tuchel’s side in January and is now back at his parent club.

Walker could join as his replacement in the role, and there is a chance he could meet a former Spurs teammate there too.

Bayern are heavily interested in signing Harry Kane this summer, with the striker having just one year left on his deal in north London.

He and Walker have made 155 appearances together for Spurs and England so are therefore experienced partners on the pitch.

They could very well linkup once again next season as Bayern continue their dominance in German football.

Walker to snub Premier League club for Bayern Munich as Man City prepare for bid