On Sunday evening against Lecce, Christian Pulisic finally got off the mark, scoring in a competitive match for the first time in 266 days. The American forward, who was not called up by the United States for this international break, will therefore spend the period at Milanello, where he will have the chance to work and try to return to 100% fitness.
Meanwhile, the Rossoneri club management continues to hold the ex Chelsea and Borussia Dortmund player greatly. In fact, a contract renewal is on the agenda. Talks, however, are yet to be initiated, according to The Athletic.
Pulisic’s existing deal is due to expire at the end of this season although Milan have the option to roll it over for another year, taking it to the end of June, 2028.
Milan do not want to let Pulisic go
The Rossoneri are keen on keeping their star player and have even demonstrated it by refusing to listen to offers from MLS outfit New Yok City at the beginning of the summer, as per sources at The Athletic.
Milan’s intention is to keep the United States men’s national team forward beyond his current contract, as demonstrated by their refusal to entertain interest from MLS side New York City at the beginning of the summer, according to sources familiar with the situation, speaking on the condition of anonymity to protect relationships.
