Pulisic insists he ‘always wanted to renew’ with Milan after confirmation: “Wanted to stay”
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13-second readChristian Pulisic has signed a new deal with AC Milan to keep him at San Siro until 2031, after years of negotiations that spanned three seasons. The American player had talks break down on two occasions, but ultimately put pen to paper on the new contract.

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Christian Pulisic has signed a new deal with AC Milan to keep him at San Siro until 2031, after years of negotiations that spanned three seasons. The American player had talks break down on two occasions, but ultimately put pen to paper on the new contract. Pulisic expressed his happiness with the renewal, stating it was his dream to stay with the club. The new deal was confirmed after a clause was available to extend his stay for another year past the previous summer.
Pulisic spoke to Sky Sport after the official confirmation of his renewal, stating that renewing his contract had always been his dream and that he felt great confidence at the club. He also looked ahead to the upcoming derby against Inter, describing it as a intense battle. Pulisic expressed his desire to score and help the team win, while also showing respect for Inter's recent performances.
Pulisic discussed AC Milan's project under Amorim, stating that the team always wants to win and is learning something new every day. He acknowledged that it takes time for the new coach to implement his ideas, but expressed the team's desire to win immediately. Pulisic's current dream with AC Milan remains the same as when he first arrived at the club.
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Christian Pulisic has finally signed a renewal to stay with AC Milan, and he spoke after it was confirmed this afternoon. It’s a big day for Milan. After years of negotiations, Pulisic has put pen to paper on a new deal to signify his importance to the club. Indeed, the American has been in talks across three seasons over a new deal. Yet, nothing was ever officially done. Instead, talks broke down on two occasions and this felt like the final opportunity to agree on terms, even if a clause was available to extend his stay for another year past next summer.
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