Christian Pulisic, AC Milan Agree to New Long-Term Contract Extension

Christian Pulisic is staying with AC Milan for many years to come.

AC Milan announced on Friday it has agreed to a long-term contract extension with Pulisic that runs until 2031.

"I've learned a lot this year, especially from Milan and the fans," Pulisic said in a statement. "The support they showed me, particularly during difficult times, meant something really special to me."

Pulisic's original contract with Milan was set to expire in June 2027. He joined the club in July 2023 on a transfer deal with Chelsea.

The move kicked off a period of success for Pulisic that has made him one of the best wingers in the world. He has 55 combined goals and assists in 106 matches with Milan.

AC Milan has finished in the top five of the final Serie A table in two of Pulisic's first three seasons with the club. The Red and Black are currently fifth in the standings through nine matches so far in the 2026-27 season.

Pulisic missed Milan's first three Serie A matches this season while recovering from the bone bruise and microfracture leg injuries he suffered in the United States' loss to Belgium in the Round of 16 at the World Cup.

Since making his season debut on Sept. 12, Pulisic has two goals and one assist in league play.

Prior to joining AC Milan, Pulisic's club career included stints with Borussia Dortmund and Chelsea. He has also played for the United States since 2016 and has won U.S. Soccer Male Player of the Year four times.