Christian Pulisic is getting ever closer to renewing his contract with Milan. Decisive performances and the goals he has scored have turned the American international into one of the most important pieces of the squad, so the Rossoneri leadership aims to keep him at the club in Milan for the long term.
According to reports, the new agreement is expected to be made official within a few days and will tie Pulisic to the club until 2031. Last summer, the American’s name came up in the transfer market, as several clubs showed interest in securing his services. Among the options discussed was a possible return to the United States, but president Gerry Cardinale has not considered selling him a concrete option.
Now, Milan aims to secure the continuity of a player who has returned to form and is making a difference on the pitch. Renewing Pulisic would be another important signal for the project launched by the Rossoneri.
After the agreement with defender Strahinja Pavlović, the leadership is working on the future of the American.
Another name in Milan’s plans is Adrien Rabiot. The French midfielder is considered an important part of the squad, and the parties have begun contacts to discuss his future.
The club’s aim is for Rabiot to also sign a contract until 2031, thus consolidating the core of the squad for the seasons ahead.