Kyle Walker spent his time onboard a Ryanair flight from Milan to Manchester watching a popular Netflix TV show about cheating.
The 34-year-old, who shocked passengers on the budget airline when he took his place at the front of the aircraft on Sunday night, was seen enjoying an episode of the aptly named Temptation Island. The program sees couples travel to a tropical island to have their fidelity tested.
Kyle Walker made a late-night dash for the UK after helping AC Milan beat Venezia on Sunday
The veteran defender was seen watching an episode of the Netflix reality TV show Temptation Island
Walker opted to move on from Man City in January as he looked to save his marriage with Annie Kilner (top right)
It follows reports last month that Walker upset his wife when he went partying with two Serbian models in Milan, having spent the day with his family before their flight back home.
The pair reunited at their home in Cheshire shortly after Walker’s night of partying, and the defender was in surprisingly good spirits.
Shortly after arriving at the San Siro, Walker told GQ of his delight to have a fresh start and ‘solely concentrate’ on his football, away from the antics which caused distraction while at Manchester City.
Walker’s former mistress Lauryn Goodman (pictured) is planning to release a tell-all autobiography which would include details of her affair with the AC Milan star
Goodman had previously expressed a desire to move to Dubai when Walker was initially linked with a transfer to the lucrative Saudi league after he told City boss Pep Guardiola of his intentions of moving abroad.
But after agreeing a deal with AC Milan, Lauryn changed tact, telling pals she would follow Kyle ‘anywhere’ in a desperate bid for him to connect with their children, and no doubt deliberately irk his wife Annie Kilner.
Walker left the door open for a possible return to Manchester City when his deal with Milan expires
In October last year, she served him with divorce papers but friends of the couple insist they are trying to make their relationship work.
On the pitch, Walker has made a big impression for Milan and featured in 11 matches in his first two months. The side are a long way off the Champions League qualification places but they could still get their hands on silverware in the form of the Coppa Italia.
Milan have a £4.2million option to make Walker’s loan deal permanent at the end of the season but, based on the defender’s recent comments, a return to the Etihad remains a possibility.
‘After I said my goodbyes, Pep [Guardiola] got up and spoke and said a really nice message to me, just saying thank you for everything,’ Walker said on his BBC podcast this month.
‘But listen, it’s not over. I’m just on loan here. I’ve got to take that into consideration that I can go back. Obviously, both parties need to come to an agreement come the end of the season and. The chapter’s not fully closed, we’ll see what happens.’