Milan have made the renewal of Christian Pulisic official ahead of the derby against Inter, confirming the continuity of an agreement that had been the subject of speculation for months. The American player, who demonstrated that he has rediscovered the form he had been the protagonist of in previous seasons, signed the new contract in a ceremony which took place yesterday at CasaMilan. The official announcement was scheduled for today, the eve of the match, and the club has published the press releases relating to the new agreement.
Pulisic, who arrived at the Rossoneri club in the summer of 2023, has already made 142 appearances with 44 goals and 28 assists, figures that place him among the team's main contributors. The new agreement ties him to Milan until June 2031, with a net annual salary of 6.5 million euros. The renewal was seen as a strategic step for the club, which intends to consolidate its squad with high-level international players.
The club underlined that the decision to extend Pulisic's contract reflects confidence in his results and his role within the group. The player, who has shown strong commitment both on and off the pitch, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue contributing to Milan's success. The manager reiterated the importance of maintaining a stable base of talent to achieve the team's objectives.
With the renewal in place, Milan is preparing for a crucial derby against Inter, with the aim of consolidating their position in the standings. Pulisic's signing represents a sign of ambition for the club, which aims to maintain competitiveness in both SerieA and European competitions. The next step will be the start of the season, where the player will have to demonstrate that he can continue to contribute with goals and assists to Milan's success.