Christian Pulisic scored two goals in the last Supercoppa Italiana campaign, and the American wants to contribute again, so AC Milan can retain their silverware.
Last season’s Supercoppa win was messy. Comebacks and optimism, Milan had a time to remember in Riyadh. However, they will want to be more settled in this year’s competition, and they should be in all fairness.
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Questions in the technical area are gone, and now the only issues are about the lineup itself and who will play where.
Pulisic’s focused on success
Someone without these issues is Pulisic, who has established himself as one of the best forwards in Europe this season, if he had not already. The American is among the top scorers on the continent, and he hopes to carry this form to the Middle East.
Last time around, he scored a penalty to equalise against Juventus, before doing the same against Inter, before Tammy Abraham grabbed a winner. Now, he wants to repeat that story.

Personally, he has not changed much in the past year (or less), having faced injuries again, but he remains one of the best scorers on the team with nine goals to his name so far. It should have been ten, too, had the goal this weekend not been ruled out.
Allegri wants a fourth Supercoppa and Pulisic will be asked for a big effort once more. With hopes to end the year as the top scorer for Milan – which would cement his transition into a second striker – the Supercoppa is his next target.




Very sorry for pulisic that he and his other milan players are backed by a weak management which seems to live in the clouds and cannot even see that milan needs a good striker and seems to do its best to weaken the team (see maignan).
Omg shut up man! Dont you get tired off hearing yourself whinning like a baby all the time?
This management has done better things for Milan than any other management the Last 17 years.
Stop spreading your negative bs that dont even match reality you big baby.
Milan’s best management was under Elliot (2020-2023).
Also 2025-17 brings us back to 2008.
From 2008 to 2012 we won a scudetto and and a supercoppa and we got players like Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimović.
Both of the above is far, far better than anything done so far under RedBird.
Not even close.
you’re right…. Especially last season – what a culmination of everything they have done right at Milan…