Pulisic Set for New Milan Contract

According to multiple sources, American winger Christian Pulisic will soon sign a new contract extension with Milan that runs until June 2031. Although his current deal runs until June 2027 and the club holds a one-year option, management and club owner Gerry Cardinale had been pushing for a new agreement for months.

Sky and Gazzetta report that the player and the club have reached an agreement, and the new contract will be signed in the coming days. According to Gazzetta, Pulisic's season salary will rise from 4 million euros to 5 million euros, with additional bonuses also added.

Cardinale is said to view Pulisic as indispensable to the club, both now and in the future. Head coach Ruben Amorim is also reported to have played a part in convincing the player. The two are said to share a similar football philosophy, and Amorim won Pulisic over by playing him closer to goal.

Since joining Milan from Chelsea in 2023, the American has scored 44 goals in 141 matches. Two weeks ago, the club also announced a new contract with Strahinja Pavlović running until 2031. Pulisic is expected to be the next player to extend his stay at San Siro.