Pulisic expresses relief after breaking goal drought and says 'I want to stay at Milan'
Christian Pulisic called the goal a big relief and said he is happy at AC Milan as contract talks continue.
- On September 20, American forward Christian Pulisic scored his first club goal of 2026 in a 3-0 win over Lecce, describing the breakthrough as a "big relief" following his recent return from injury.
- Pulisic sustained a bone bruise and microfractures during the United States' World Cup loss to Belgium in July, sidelining the 28-year-old to begin the Serie A season on the bench.
- Adapting to new coach Amorim, who replaced Massimiliano Allegri in the offseason, Pulisic noted he is "getting back to form now" while learning the system.
- With his contract expiring at the end of the season, Pulisic confirmed he wants to remain at Milan, stating, "I am very happy at Milan right now."
- Reports indicate Milan seeks an extension until 2031 as Pulisic secures his place in the lineup, emphasizing he is not focused on negotiations but enjoying his time at San Siro.
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Pulisic expresses relief after breaking goal drought and says ‘I want to stay at Milan’
MILAN (AP) — United States international Christian Pulisic says it was a “big relief” to get his first club goal of 2026 and that he wants to stay at AC Milan amid ongoing contract talks.
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Pulisic expresses relief after breaking goal drought and says 'I want to stay at Milan'
Christian Pulisic says it's a "big relief" to score his first club goal of 2026 and that he wants to stay at AC Milan amid contract talks. Pulisic struggled this year, with all 10 of his goals for Milan last…
Christian Pulisic said he has a very good relationship with new Milan coach Ruben Amorim and wants to continue his career at the Italian club. The American national team player speaks at a meeting with Milan supporters. “I can say that I am very happy in Milan and in Milan. So far I have not thought about extending the contract, but I am very satisfied and want to stay here, “Pulisic said. Pulisic is now fully recovered The footballer admitted t…
Sensations "very positive so far" because Milan is "working very well as a team and was seen in the last game. (ANSA)
American international Christian Pulisic said at a meeting with Milan supporters that his relationship with the team's new coach Ruben Amorim is very good.
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