Pulisic Extends AC Milan Contract Through 2031

The new deal adds four years to Pulisic’s previous contract, which was due to expire in 2027. He joined Milan from Chelsea in 2023 and has scored 44 goals in 141 appearances for the Italian club.

Milan said the extension reflected a shared commitment to building on recent progress. The club has made Pulisic a central part of its plans as it begins a new chapter under coach Ruben Amorim and owner Gerry Cardinale. Pulisic said Milan feels like home and that he is in love with the club.

Pulisic has become an important player in Serie A, though injuries have kept him out of matches and he has played under several managers since arriving. His longer commitment also means he is set to remain in Italy through the next World Cup. His place in the U.S. national team picture remains uncertain: coach Mauricio Pochettino has left him out of recent squads, and Pulisic’s decision to remain at Milan does not settle that question. A move to Major League Soccer has also been linked to his future, but Milan’s extension signals the club intends to keep him.