Overview
- AC Milan announced on Friday that Christian Pulisic signed a new contract running to June 30, 2031.
- Reports from The Athletic say the deal guarantees a €6.5 million base salary per season with performance bonuses that can raise annual pay to about €10 million.
- Less than 24 hours after the announcement, Pulisic opened the scoring inside four minutes in Milan’s 3-1 Derby della Madonnina win over Inter on Saturday.
- The extension follows Pulisic’s recovery from a bone bruise and microfracture suffered at the World Cup and replaces a short-term option the club previously held through 2027–28.
- Milan frames the move as long-term roster and commercial planning, and the club is now focusing on further renewals such as Adrien Rabiot and Alphadjo Cissé while aligning player commitments with a new stadium timeline for 2031.