AC Milan prepare mega deal for ex-BVB star Pulisic | OneFootball

His move to AC Milan has turned out to be an absolute stroke of luck. Christian Pulisic (28) has rediscovered the form that made him a star at Borussia Dortmund. The unhappy spell at Chelsea has been forgotten.

At BVB, the American excelled, making his Bundesliga debut at the age of 17. With the Black and Yellows, Pulisic celebrated winning the DFB-Pokal in 2017. However, after 127 appearances and 45 goal contributions, he left Dortmund for London in a €64 million move.

Although he triumphed in the Champions League with the Blues in 2021, various injuries repeatedly held Pulisic back. Not least because of his frequent absences, he was unable to secure a permanent starting spot.

The move to Milan in the summer of 2023 for just over €20 million was, and still is, visibly doing him good. At San Siro, he is a fan favorite. His return of 71 goal contributions in 137 matches is absolutely impressive.

“Very happy at Milan”

The current contract of the former BVB player with AC Milan runs until the summer of 2027. However, the Serie A club also holds an option for another year. But if the attacking player’s personal plans are anything to go by, his time in Italy will be far from over by then. “I am very happy at Milan. The club gives me everything I need, and that helps me a lot,” as quoted by Football Italia.

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He wants above all to focus on football, Pulisic stresses, before adding with regard to his contract situation: “But we will talk about it, hopefully soon.” Then comes the sentence that should delight the Milan tifosi: “I feel very comfortable in Milan and I want to continue here.” The club has given him everything and has “helped” him greatly in his career.

With this offer, the American—who recently lost a record to BVB jewel Mathis Albert (17)—is pushing at an open door at his club. According to beIN Sports, Milan is planning to present Pulisic with a contract running until 2031. If he accepts, he would spend a full eight years in the Lombardy capital.

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