USMNT star Christian Pulisic signs new AC Milan contract - ESPN

United States star Christian Pulisic has signed a new contract with AC Milan through 2031.

The deal for Pulisic, 28, was reported by ESPN on Wednesday and confirmed on Friday, a day after AC Milan announced plans for their new stadium.

«Captain America's Rossonero mission continues,» wrote AC Milan on Friday.

Pulisic's deal was due to expire in June 2027, but he has committed his future to the Rossoneri on a contract that will take him beyond the next World Cup.

«Milan has given me everything. It feels like home, and I'm in love with the club,» Pulisic wrote on the club's social media.

He joined AC Milan in 2023 from Chelsea for a fee in the region of €22 million ($24.4m). At the Serie A club, Pulisic has 44 goals and 28 assists across his 141 appearances and was the club's top scorer in the 2024-25 season.

Pulisic signed for Borussia Dortmund back in 2015 and established himself as one of the best young players in the Bundesliga. Chelsea signed him for £58m ($71.7m) in 2018, and he won the 2021 Champions League there.

But injury disrupted his progress at Chelsea, and in 2023, AC Milan saw off competition from Juventus, Lyon and Galatasaray to sign him.

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Pulisic missed most of AC Milan's preseason due to the injury he sustained during the World Cup. But after a steady reintegration into the first team under Ruben Amorim, he has become an integral part of the manager's Milan blueprint, playing in the No. 10 role and on the wing.

Captain America's Rossonero mission continues ✍️