The American star, who had 44 goals in 141 appearances for the club, had been set to become a free agent at the end of the season.
Christian Pulisic has signed a contract extension with AC Milan that runs through June 30th, 2031, the Italian club announced on Friday, Oct. 30.
The move locks down the USMNT captain's future just as his previous deal was set to expire at the end of the season. Milan had reason to move quickly: since joining the club in July 2023, Pulisic has become one of its most reliable attacking players, scoring 44 goals in 141 appearances.
In its statement, the club praised Pulisic's "technical ability, character, consistency and unwavering work ethic," framing the extension as proof of his importance both now and in Milan's future plans.
For Pulisic, it's a clear signal that he has found a long-term home in European soccer after stints in England and Germany earlier in his career. For Milan, it's about keeping a proven scorer off the market and building around him for years to come.