USMNT star Christian Pulisic set to commit future to AC Milan with bumper new long-term contract through to 2031

Udinese v AC Milan - Serie A 2026/27 - Getty Images Sport USMNT star Christian Pulisic is set to commit his future to AC Milan with a massive new long-term contract through to 2031. The 28-year-old forward has reportedly agreed to terms on an extension that will keep him at San Siro for an additional four years until 2031. Pulisic's current contract was set to expire in June 2027.

The United States international joined AC Milan from Chelsea for a fee reported to be around €22 million in 2023, ending a period of injuries that had hindered his progress at Chelsea, where he had won the Champions League in 2021. Since his arrival in Italy, Pulisic has been a dominant force, scoring 44 goals and providing 28 assists in 141 appearances across all competitions.

He finished as AC Milan's top goalscorer during the 2024-25 campaign. Pulisic has struggled with injuries and missed most of Milan's pre-season due to a World Cup-related injury, but has since re-integrated into the squad under new manager Ruben Amorim. Now a key player in Amorim's system, Pulisic operates both wide and centrally as a No.10.

His success at AC Milan has been mirrored at the international level, where he has scored 33 goals in 90 caps for the USMNT and featured in both the 2022 and 2026 World Cups. He is the four-time U.S. Soccer Male Player of the Year and remains the USMNT's top scorer. With his long-term future now secured, Pulisic can focus solely on driving AC Milan's pursuit of major silverware under Amorim's guidance, cementing his role as a cornerstone of the Rossoneri project.