That led to his asking price being dropped to £18.5m ($24m) when leaving Stamford Bridge for San Siro in the summer of 2023. Pulisic has rediscovered his spark in Italy, posting personal bests for Milan while becoming a talismanic leader of his country.
Those terms will reportedly be worth €5m a year, pulling him in line with Milan’s top earner, Portuguese forward Rafael Leao. Another year will also be added to his current terms, taking Pulisic through to at least 2028.
WHAT NEXT FOR CHRISTIAN PULISIC?
Milan are eager to fend off any interest in Pulisic, with a return to the Premier League having been mooted. Gazzetta dello Sport claims that his valuation is now back up to where it was when signing for Chelsea, with the 26-year-old considered to be worth as much as €65m (£55m/$71m).