The last time Christian Pulisic scored a non-penalty goal in a Serie A game came 144 days ago on Oct. 6. Pulisic got off to a flying start in Serie A this season, bagging five goals in his first seven appearances for the Rossoneri.

The 26-year-old's form has even led to rumors of interest from back in the Premier League. Recent reports have indicated Pulisic is closing in on a new deal that will see his salary increase from €4 million per year to €5 million,

AC Milan is reportedly close to extending Christian Pulisic's contract until 2029, demonstrating their strong commitment to the American winger. This decision, despite recent transfer speculation, highlights Pulisic's value to the club and his importance to their plans for both the current and upcoming seasons.

A few hours after the report, Pulisic issued a joint statement through the official social media channels of the club and denied the rumours. "I have never argued with the coach and I have never asked to leave.

While on-field matters might not be these best for AC Milan at the moment, some good news has arrived regarding the future of Christian Pulisic.As La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) writes, it is a

Wednesday’s reports claim that Milan have an agreement in place with star forward Christian Pulisic over a new and improved contract extension.

The United States Men's National Team captain has not scored from open play in Serie A since Oct. 6, 2024. He played the full 90 minutes against Torino, but his 58 touches only led to a single shot attempt — the penalty he had saved in the 32nd minute.

After Mike Maignan and Tijjani Reijnders, whose renewals only need to be announced, Milan are ready to commit to Christian Pulisic long-term too. The parties are putting the finishing touches on a

Rumors of a rift between AC Milan stars Christian Pulisic and Youssouf Fofana and their head coach Sérgio Conceição are not true, sources have told ESPN.