USMNT star Christian Pulisic has signed a new contract with AC Milan through 2031. The deal was reported by ESPN on Wednesday and confirmed on Friday, a day after AC Milan announced plans for their new stadium. Pulisic's current deal was due to expire in June 2027, but he has committed his future to the Rossoneri on a contract that will take him beyond the next World Cup.
"There's a lot of emotions, I'm really proud to re-sign here in Milan because I'm really just in love with this team, this club, everything about it," Pulisic said in an interview on the club's social media pages. "The feeling that I got, the support from the fans through all of the good and bad times, I knew immediately that this was the place for me."
Pulisic joined AC Milan in 2023 from Chelsea for a fee in the region of €22 million ($24.4m). At the Serie A club, he has 44 goals and 28 assists across 141 appearances and was the club's top scorer in the 2024-25 season. Since reintegrating into the first team under Ruben Amorim, he has become an integral part of the manager's Milan blueprint, playing in the No. 10 role and on the wing.
Pulisic's new deal follows the unveiling of AC Milan's new stadium, which will be ready in 2031. The clubs described the agreement as "one of the largest stadium naming rights agreements in global sport." At international level, Pulisic has 33 goals in 90 appearances for the USMNT and played at the 2022 and 2026 World Cups.
Source: ESPN Soccer · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing