Christian Pulisic sets new career high 16 goals in a single season | OneFootball

MIAMI. - Christian Pulisic continues to thrive in Europe, and his recent campaigns with Serie A club AC Milan have placed the Concacaf standout among the world's elite players.

The United States men’s national team superstar became the third U.S. international to sign with the historic Italian club in July 2023 and immediately began writing history with the Rossoneri.

In his first season with the club, 2023-24, he set a new career best with 12 goals and 8 assists in league play and 15 goals and 10 assists across all competitions. Pulisic scored or assisted on 25 occasions, finishing third behind only Olivier Giroud (27) and Rafael Leão (28), for another personal best.

Pulisic, 26, is on pace to set new career highs in the current season. He has already matched his personal record of eight league assists and is nearing his high mark with a team-leading 10 goals in the Serie A.

In cup play, Pulisic reached a new high in the 2024-25 season with four goals UEFA Champions League season and matched his career-high two goals in domestic cups by scoring twice in the Supercoppa Italiana, including a goal in the final against rivals Inter Milan.

With 16 goals across all competitions in his current campaign, Pulisic has reached another milestone and, with nine assists overall, has matched his 25 goals created last season.

AC Milan have four league bouts left in the 2024-25 season, starting with Monday’s encounter at Genoa. If his recent pace continues, more personal records are waiting to be shattered.

The Italian club also has silverware at stake on May 14 when it faces Bologna in Rome, a potential conquest that could bring its sixth Coppa Italia trophy and first since the 2002–03 edition.

On the international stage, Pulisic has led the USA to a record three Concacaf Nations League titles, and recently a fourth consecutive CNL Finals. The Hershey, Pennsylvania native yet to lift the Concacaf Gold Cup, coming closest in a runners-up effort in 2019, leaving another achievement Pulisic could obtain this summer.