Christian Pulisic has formalized the renewal of his contract with ACMilan, extending it for another five years until 30 June 2031. The Angolan, who arrived at the Rossoneri club in July 2023, confirmed his desire to remain in Italy, consolidating his position as one of the most incisive and representative players of the team.
The new agreement provides for a net compensation of 5 million euros per year, equal to approximately 6.4 million gross. This figure is possible thanks to the application of the Growth Decree, a tax law that has favored Italian football professionals. Although the decree was abolished on January 1, 2024, it remains valid for players who were already benefiting from it when it expired. Pulisic, together with Maignan, Tomori, Saelemaekers, Chukwueze, Loftus‑Cheek, Musah and Bondo, is one of the few AC Milan players who can take advantage of this advantage. In total, in SerieA, 84 players still enjoy the benefits of the Growth Decree.
Milan's official press release underlined how Pulisic has stood out since his arrival for his technical qualities, his personality and constant dedication to his work. The coach and management reiterated the importance of the player for the club's strategy, highlighting his ability to contribute both in attack and in the construction phase of the game.
With the renewal, ACMilan strengthens its squad, guaranteeing the player a stable future and maintaining competitiveness in SerieA and European competitions. The decision comes at a time when the club aims to consolidate its position among the elite of Italian football, focusing on talents who can make a difference both on the pitch and in the management of economic resources. Pulisic, now with a contract that runs until 2031, will continue to contribute to Milan's project, with the prospect of leading the team towards new national and international goals.