Christian Pulisic and AC Milan were simply made for each other.
The Rossoneri club needed a player with flair who could decide matches with a decisive piece of individual brilliance, while the American footballer was looking for redemption after his experience at Chelsea, which started well but ended badly, mainly due to the various injuries he suffered.
Today, after three years together, a contract renewal until 2031 has arrived, testifying to this good relationship, which, like all relationships, has had some very good moments as well as difficult periods.
With the match in Genoa, Christian Pulisic reached 145 appearances for Milan. The same number of matches he also played in a Chelsea shirt. This means that with his next appearance in the Rossoneri shirt, Milan will become the club for which Pulisic has played the most matches: 146 from his next appearance onwards, and counting, considering the recent contract extension.
In 145 appearances for the Rossoneri, he has scored 46 goals, 20 more than those he scored in London in the same number of matches. With Borussia Dortmund, his tally stands at 19 goals in 127 appearances, as relayed via Milan News.
