Pulisic extends contract with AC Milan
The U.S. attacker will stay through 2031 after 44 goals in 141 appearances, and Milan says his technical ability and work ethic drove the extension.
- On Friday, AC Milan announced that Christian Pulisic extended his contract through June 30, 2031. The American star has committed his future to the Rossoneri.
- Pulisic joined the Rossoneri in July 2023, establishing himself as a key member through consistency and work ethic. His previous deal was set to expire at season's end.
- The forward has recorded 44 goals in 141 appearances for the club. Recently recapturing form, he scored two goals in his past four league matches, including the opener against Udinese.
- Pulisic will reportedly earn about $5.6 million per season, up from his previous salary of about $4.5 million. The new deal includes performance-based add-ons.
- "Pulisic's contract extension reflects a shared commitment," the club stated, aiming to achieve new milestones and write more memorable chapters in the club's history.
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Pulisic's previous contract expired at the end of this season. Since his arrival at Serie A in July 2023 from Chelsea, Pulisic, 28, has scored 44 goals in 141 games among all competitions with the Rossoneri, including two this season in league. Milan, fifth in the table, faces its neighbor Inter this Saturday on the tenth date of the Italian championship.
Arriving in Lombardy in the summer of 2023, the American international continues his adventure with the Rossoneri.
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Christian Pulišić received a new contract that will allow the player to compete on the Milan team until 2031.
Milan announces that it has extended Christian Pulisic's contract until 30 June 2031. (ANSA)
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