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Pulisic to reject Lyon, wants Milan move from Chelsea - sources - ESPN

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Chelsea forward Christian Pulisic will turn down Lyon this summer, preferring instead to move to AC Milan after agreeing to a deal in principle with the Serie A club, sources told ESPN.

Lyon have submitted an offer to Chelsea for the United States star, sources told ESPN, although it is less than reported €25 million ($27.2m) fee, a significant portion of which is made up in add-ons. — Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.) Lyon are also unable to meet Milan's wage offer, sources added.

ESPN reported on Friday that Pulisic had agreed on terms in principle with Milan, and sources told ESPN the Italian club intend to make an improved offer after seeing their opening bid of €15m turned down, with Chelsea valuing Pulisic at €25m.

Sources have told ESPN that Pulisic does not see Lyon as the right move, instead wanting to remain playing Champions League football, which Milan can offer.

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