Christian Pulisic's long-term contract extension with AC Milan, running through June 2031, was announced Friday. The deal came a day after reports via ESPN indicated the agreement was in its final stages and that an announcement was expected soon.
Pulisic, 28, joined Milan in the summer of 2023. He has described the environment there as unlike anything he experienced earlier in his career. "It's a great feeling, one that I have really never had in my professional career," he told a small group of reporters soon after signing with the club.
He scored on his Serie A debut and recorded 15 goals and 10 assists across all competitions in his first season under then-coach Stefano Pioli, who left at the end of that campaign. Pulisic went on to play 50 games in each of the following two seasons under a succession of managers, including Paulo Fonseca, Sergio Conceicao and now Massimiliano Allegri's successor Ruben Amorim.
He opened the 2026-27 season on Milan's bench and was described as "upset" by Amorim. Pulisic then recovered from a tibia/fibula microfracture before working his way back into the starting lineup and onto the scoresheet.
Speaking to La Gazzetta dello Sport last summer, Pulisic said of his time at the club: "Here at Milan, I've been given freedom from the start. And I feel the trust in me from everyone."
