Christian Pulisic has admitted that he knows he is out of form at the moment for AC Milan and the USMNT, but he is not panicking.
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Pulisic has been arguably Milan’s most decisive player since his arrival at the club in the 2023 summer window, but he is going through his toughest stretch. He has amassed 10 goals and three assists so far this season, but bizarrely none of the goals of them have come in 2026.
Indeed, the forward has not scored in Serie A since the 3-0 victory over Hellas Verona on December 28. His only assist of the calendar year came during the 3-2 win over Torino before the international break, which was a lovely team move in fairness.
‘Things are going to change’
Pulisic earned criticism for his performance in the USA’s 5-2 friendly defeat to Belgium over the weekend and has conceded that this is a tough patch for him, but he is rightly backing himself to come through it.
“For me it’s disappointing. I feel I can do better on one of the chances. I missed that, and then they go and they score, and it changes the game. It’s frustrating for me for sure,” he told reporters (via Football Italia).
“It’s been a tough patch, but I feel confident in the way I’m playing. I feel good and I’m creating chances. So I just have to stay positive and keep going. But yeah, I have to be more clinical in those moments.
“I know a ball will hit off my knee and go in, and then things will change. So I’m not going to panic… better now than the summer. Things are going to change.”