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Pulisic contract extension with AC Milan until 2031 expected to be signed imminently

Multiple sources report the formal signing is days away, with the deal also set to benefit Milan's financial balance sheet.

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AC Milan and Christian Pulisic are on the verge of completing a contract extension that will keep the American winger at the club until 2031, with transfer journalists Gianluca Di Marzio and Matteo Moretto both reporting that the signing is expected within the coming days.

Multiple sources cited by Football Italia also claim the deal will be finalised soon, with a new salary figure already agreed in principle. TuttoMercatoWeb notes that the renewal will also reduce Milan's annual amortisation costs, offering a financial benefit to the club alongside the sporting one.

The extension would run four years beyond Pulisic's current deal, which expires in June 2027. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that the 28-year-old has returned to top form after recovering from injury, contributing goals and assists in recent matches.

FootVal's valuation of the right winger stands at €30m, against a Transfermarkt market value of €35m. In the current 2026/27 season he has made five appearances, scoring twice and providing one assist, with an average rating of 7.50.

No official announcement has been made by the club at the time of writing.

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  • — .@acmilan, intesa di massima per il rinnovo di Pulisic: accordo fino al 2031
  • — Nei prossimi giorni arriverà la firma di Christian Pulisic fino al 2031.
  • — Milan, è tornato Capitan America: Pulisic trascina il Diavolo, che ora lo blinda
  • — Pulisic renova contrato com o Milan de Amorim
  • — Pulisic ready to sign Milan contract extension as new salary revealed
  • — Milan, il rinnovo di Pulisic fa respirare pure il bilancio: diminuisce l'ammortamento annuale

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