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Chris Burton

Christian Pulisic makes MLS appearance as AC Milan star watches USMNT colleagues Kellyn Acosta & Brian Gutierrez suffer defeat to Lionel Messi-less Inter Miami

Christian Pulisic has made an MLS appearance, with the USMNT star watching international colleagues face Lionel Messi-less Inter Miami in Florida.

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  • Rossoneri forward enjoying summer break
  • In his homeland ahead of pre-season tour
  • Watching familiar faces in domestic action

  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The AC Milan forward, who is taking in a summer break on the back of a disastrous Copa America campaign on home soil, was among those in attendance as the Herons – who are without injured superstar Messi at present - took on the Chicago Fire at Chase Stadium.

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    USMNT hopeful Brian Gutierrez, who has figured for his country at U23 level, and former United States international Kellyn Acosta are currently plying their trade for the Fire. They saw Jordi Alba snatch all three points for Inter Miami in their latest MLS outing, with the home side picking up a 2-1 win.

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    Pulisic took up in a seat in the stands for that contest, before heading down to the touchline at full time. He made a point of catching up with some familiar faces at the final whistle – with U.S. stars Drake Callender and Julian Gressel also in action for Inter Miami.

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  • WHAT NEXT?

    Pulisic may get to stay in the States, rather than return to Europe, as AC Milan are heading to America for their latest pre-season tour. They are due to face Premier League champions Manchester City in New York on July 27, before going on tackle Clasico rivals Real Madrid and Barcelona.