Overview
- AC Milan confirmed in a club statement that Christian Pulisic has signed a contract running through June 30, 2031, a move announced on Friday that the club framed as keeping a key player at the center of its plans.
- Reports citing The Athletic say the deal guarantees a €6.5 million base salary per season and can rise to about €10 million with bonuses that are tied to appearances, goals, assists and team objectives.
- Pulisic returned from a World Cup leg injury this season and reinforced Milan’s decision by scoring inside four minutes in the Derby della Madonnina just hours after the extension was announced.
- The club sees the extension as part of a wider push for continuity under owner Gerry Cardinale and coach Ruben Amorim, and Milan has signaled it will now prioritize renewals for players such as Adrien Rabiot and Alphadjo Cissé.
- Pulisic joined Milan from Chelsea in 2023 and has become a leading attacker for the Rossoneri with roughly 44 goals in about 141 appearances, a record that the new contract gives him stability to build on through his early 30s.