Christian Pulisic appears eager to remain at AC Milan as discussions over a new contract continue, while the United States international looks to regain his best form after a difficult start to 2026.

The 28-year-old endured a frustrating period in front of goal, with all 10 of his goals for Milan last season arriving before January. His drought finally ended on Sept. 20, when he scored in Milan’s 3-0 victory over Lecce just before the international break. The goal provided a significant boost as he worked his way back into rhythm.

Pulisic’s return to full fitness has been gradual following a serious leg injury suffered during the United States’ World Cup exit against Belgium in July. He missed four friendly matches for the national team and began Milan’s Serie A campaign on the bench for the first three games. His introduction against Lazio proved influential, as he provided an assist during Milan believes he is beginning to rediscover his form. He has also been adapting to a new tactical setup under manager Ruben Amorim, who replaced Massimiliano Allegri during the offseason. Pulisic has described his early working deal is due to expire at the end of the season, although Milan has an option to extend it for another year. Reports in the Italian media suggest the club is interested in securing his services through 2031. While Pulisic has avoided discussing the specific terms of the negotiations, his comments indicate that he is happy at Milan and would’s comeback to a 2-2 draw.

Since then, Pulisic has regained a starting role and believes he is beginning to rediscover his form. He has also been adapting to a new tactical setup under manager Ruben Amorim, who replaced Massimiliano Allegri during the offseason. Pulisic has described his early working relationship with Amorim positively and appears comfortable with the direction of the team.

Pulisic’s current deal is due to expire at the end of the season, although Milan has an option to extend it for another year. Reports in the Italian media suggest the club is interested in securing his services through 2031. While Pulisic has avoided discussing the specific terms of the negotiations, his comments indicate that he is happy at Milan and would like to continue his career with the Italian club.