According to The Sun, Kyle Walker has become a father for the seventh time, with his wife Annie Kilner giving birth to a baby girl.
Friends confirmed that the baby was born yesterday, with both mother and daughter in good health. The former England right-back was by Annie's side during the birth.
This is the first daughter for Walker, 35, and Annie, 33, who previously had four sons together.
A source said: "Kyle and Annie are overjoyed to welcome a baby girl into their family. Kyle has not left Annie's side, and they are now incredibly happy, ready to start a new chapter in their lives."
Annie confirmed the news in a statement, saying: "Our precious little daughter has safely arrived in the world. We are all filled with indescribable love, and she has already brought joy to our family."
Earlier this year, Annie confirmed she was pregnant with their fifth child. Friends said the good news brought the couple even closer.
A source added: "Now that their daughter has been born, the family feels complete. The boys are all very excited."
Walker also has a son and a daughter with Lauryn Goodman. He announced his retirement from the England national team in March this year.
Last month, Walker became a columnist for The Sun and praised Thomas Tuchel for the changes he made to the England team. England will face Ghana on Tuesday.
Walker, who plays for Manchester City, has made 96 appearances for England, making his debut against Spain in 2011 at just 21 years old.
The defender appeared in 24 matches across five major tournaments from Euro 2016 to Euro 2024.
Upon announcing his retirement from the national team, Walker said: "Playing for England has always been the greatest honor of my career. Every time I put on this shirt, it means a great deal to me and my family."
Walker also stated: "After much consideration, I feel it is the right time to step aside and let the next generation of players take over."