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Report: Milan ‘likely to snub’ offers for Pulisic this summer with Premier League interest expected to rise

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Premier League clubs like Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal have all taken an interest in Christian Pulisic, but AC Milan are likely to reject any approaches.

In the past few months, the reports regarding Pulisic’s future have mainly consisted of updates on a renewal at Milan. However, considering his quality, it is not a shock that there have also been suggestions of interest from England.


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After arriving from Chelsea in July 2023, the American has transformed himself and could well be considered a world-class forward, looking at his form over the past few seasons. Even this year, when he has struggled with injuries, he still has the second-most goals in Serie A.

Milan’s stance over Pulisic’s future

Reports this week suggested that there was a chance that the American could be open to an exit from the Rossoneri, with Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur both taking a keen interest in the winger. However, there have also been signs of interest from the North West, where Manchester United and Liverpool have been keeping tabs.

Nevertheless, it may not mean anything, with Football Insider reporting that the Diavolo are ‘likely to snub’ any offers that arrive this summer. Milan hope to extend his deal shortly, and he is also waiting for a renewal offer.

Pulisic renewal mini feature

Despite this, it is expected that interest will rise in the American if he has a good World Cup. So, it is certainly not a situation that will go quiet over the next few months…

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13 Comments

    1. Naah, he needs the salary that makes him happy. Whether it’s less or more than his teammates is absolutely completely irrelevant.

  1. When a player wants to leave if the club gets an offer they leave. Reijnders had signed an extension that was until 2030 before leaving for City. If I were him and he wanted to leave badly and had offers, I sit out.

    1. AC Milan has an option to renew his contract from 2027 to 2028 and that is even if Pulisic didn’t want to renew it so Milan is pretty safe as things stands. Besides of that most reports has been clear that Pulisic actually does want to stay and that Milan wants to renew his contract beyond 2028.

      1. Ignore history at you own peril. A recent example that you ignore is Reijnders. Do you think ACM wanted to lose him? There are plenty of other examples of players leaving with a couple of years left on their contracts. It just helps the team negotiate a higher transfer fee. Do you want a player who wants to leave and is believes he is underpaid on your team? Also, if ACM see cash, you don’t think they would sell him? They sold Tonali who even took less money to stay at ACM. A boyhood fan of the club and Italian.

        1. I’m stating facts as the club has an option to renew his contract not the other way around. There simply is no indications that the player wants to leave which was part of my explanation as well. In the end I agree though that all players probably are sellable if the right offers come but that doesn’t necessarily mean that Pulisic wants or are about to get sold. Besides of that it can be argued that Pulisic due to his citizenship might hold a special place in the owners hearts as they are trying to conquer the US market.
          Either way Milan has the upper hand here regardless of media reports of interest from abroad,

          1. “He has also not signed a new contract ”

            LOL!!! The same old BS… It’s impossible for him to sign a contract that hasn’t been offered yet!!! 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀

        1. “Except that his agents are putting out feelers and have met with at least one EPL team according to reports from the UK.”

          Are you sure it’s not their chosen tactic to get a bigger salary and signing bonus to the agent(s)? Everything isn’t black & white.

  2. Critical player for the team. I hope they resolve this soon. He should be paid among the best in the squad for obvious reasons

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