Milan working on Pulisic contract extension to 2031
- Source
- Corriere dello SportTier 1
- By
- Antonio Vitiello
- Published
Key points
- American winger scored against Lecce on his first start under Amorim, ending 266-day goal drought
- Club targeting new deal worth around €5m annually plus significant performance bonuses
- Cardinale rejected summer offers including from MLS; Milan hopes to complete talks by end of December
Summary
Christian Pulisic has rediscovered his form at Milan after a difficult 2026. The American broke a nine-month scoring drought with a goal against Lecce in his first start under new manager Ruben Amorim, his last goal coming on 28 December 2025 against Verona. The club is now pushing to extend his contract beyond its current June 2027 expiry, aiming to tie him down until 2031 with improved terms around €5m annually plus bonuses tied to team and individual objectives. Owner Gerry Cardinale rejected multiple summer approaches, including from MLS, and wants the deal wrapped up by the end of December.
Original headline
Il Milan lavora per il rinnovo di Pulisic: quanto guadagnerà e quando potrebbe firmare
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