Christian Pulisic committed his future to AC Milan by signing a contract extension until 2031, the Serie A club announced Friday.
"Pulisic's contract extension reflects a shared commitment to building on the progress made together in recent years, with the ambition to keep improving, achieve new milestones, and write more memorable chapters in the club's history," Milan said in a statement.
The United States men's national team star has scored 44 goals in 141 appearances for Milan since moving from Chelsea in 2023.
"Milan has given me everything." Pulisic said in a video posted by the club on social media. "It feels like home. ... It's where I want to spend my next years because I'm just really happy here. I love it here."
Pulisic had entered the final year of his previous contract before putting pen to paper on his new deal, which could be worth up to €10 million per year, according to Dan Kilpatrick and James Horncastle of The Athletic.
After the 28-year-old missed Milan's preseason due to an injury that he sustained during the World Cup, Pulisic has emerged as an important member of manager Ruben Amorim's squad.
Pulisic, who's been deployed as a No. 10 and on the wing by Amorim this season, has two goals and an assist in six league games.
