USMNT star Christian Pulisic delivers 'want to' update on AC Milan future amid Premier League transfer speculation & reports of lucrative new contract

The United States international, who is fondly known as ‘Captain America’ in his homeland, has become a talismanic presence at San Siro. He headed to Italy in the summer of 2023 as a Champions League-winning spell at Chelsea was brought to a close.

Pulisic posted a personal best return of 15 goals during his debut campaign with Milan, and has already matched that output this term. There has been talk of the 26-year-old being lined up for a lucrative new contract that will take him through to at least 2028 – with there an option for a further 12-month extension.

Pulisic has also seen another big-money move speculated on, with the likes of Liverpool said to be monitoring his situation, but the man himself has said when asked if he feels at home in Milan: "Oh, 100 percent yes. This club has faith in me and it’s a pleasure to be here every day. I want to continue here."

Pulisic was on target again as AC Milan overcame Como in their latest fixture – in a game that saw Dele Alli sent off on his Serie A debut – with the Rossoneri still in the hunt for European qualification. Their No.11 added: "We ought to be more positive, because we have won two games in a row and have the opportunity to get where we want to be, but we’ve got to take it one game at a time. We want to finish in the top four, so we’ve got to believe and need the fans to support the team."

Milan are three points adrift of sixth-placed Bologna, who fill the final European spot at present, and five back on the top four and a place in the 2025-26 Champions League. Pulisic will be doing all he can to help drag Sergio Conceicao’s side across that line.