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A looming question mark over one of the biggest stars for the USMNT has been answered as Christian Pulisic is reportedly set to sign a contract extension with AC Milan. According to ESPN, the new deal would see CP10 stay…

Christian Pulisic is reportedly set to sign a long-term contract extension with Serie A side AC Milan. According to ESPN, the new agreement would keep the USMNT attacker with the Italian club through 2031, concluding when he turns 32 years old. His previous deal had been scheduled to expire at the conclusion of the 2026-27 season.
The proposed extension follows Pulisic's return from an injury sustained at the World Cup, which caused him to miss the most recent USMNT window under manager Mauricio Pochettino. Upon regaining fitness, the forward quickly reestablished himself as an integral part of Milan's attack.
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