Pulisic ready to sign Milan contract extension as new salary revealed

UDINE, ITALY - OCTOBER 25: Christian Pulisic of Milan kicks the ball out of defence during the Serie A match between Udinese Calcio and AC Milan at Stadio Friuli on October 25, 2026 in Udine, Italy. (Photo by Timothy Rogers/Getty Images)

Multiple sources claim that Christian Pulisic will ‘soon’ sign a contract extension with Milan until June 2031.

Milan star Pulisic is ready to extend a new contract with the Rossoneri.

The current deal runs out in less than a year, in June 2027, and even if the club hold an option for a further campaign, directors and owner Gerry Cardinale have been pushing for a new agreement for months.

Reports: Pulisic will ‘soon’ sign new Milan contract

Sky and Gazzetta claim Pulisic and Milan have reached an agreement, so the player will sign the new contract in the coming days.

According to Gazzetta, Pulisic will earn €5m per season, plus add-ons. The American currently earns €4m per season. The pink paper says that Milan will announce the winger’s extension ‘shortly.’

Gazzetta adds that Cardinale sees Pulisic as essential to Milan’s present and future, but coach Ruben Amorim has also helped convince the American winger, as the pair ‘share the same footballing vision and the coach has won Pulisic over by deploying him closer to the goal.’

Pulisic has scored 44 goals in 141 appearances with Milan since joining the Rossoneri from Chelsea in 2023.

Less than two weeks ago, Milan confirmed a new contract for Strahinja Pavlović, also until 2031, and Pulisic will be the next one to extend his stay at San Siro.