Christian Pulisic reportedly nearing new deal with AC Milan as Italian giants look to reward USMNT star

Pulisic originally signed a four-year deal with Milan after moving in the summer of 2023, but has since emerged as a star for the Rossoneri. He was second on the team in both goals and assists last season, and is currently leading the team in both this season, too.

Now, according to Relevo and other reports, Pulisic is set to be rewarded with a new contract that would run through 2028 with an option for 2029. The contract would reportedly make him one of Milan's highest earners at between $4.2-5.2M (€4-5 million).

Milan is seemingly set to reward Pulisic amid his strong run of form, as he's emerged as the team's star player this season. His recent surge has led to rumors of a transfer to the Premier League, where Pulisic previously played for Chelsea.

Despite winning the Champions League during his time in London, Pulisic's time with Chelsea was largely defined by his stop-start situation on the field, which paved the way for his move to Milan.

It has proven a masterstroke, as Puliisc has found a home in Milan and has indicated that he's happy with his current club. Signing a new contract would be a big commitment from both sides to continue a partnership that has, so far, proven fantastic for both.

In addition to his Milan successes, Pulisic has also thrived with the USMNT, too. In addition to his Milan achievements, Pulisic has also thrived with the USMNT. He scored against Brazil and Bolivia in Copa America this summer before adding goals against New Zealand and Jamaica post-Copa, under new coach Mauricio Pochettino.

In addition, he's provided three assists since the Copa America.

The Milan star is currently nursing a calf injury, one that will keep him out of action until 2025. Milan will need to pick up the pace without him, though, as they face a fight to stay relevant in Serie A.