He is already in his fourth season at the club, having settled down and found his footballing home in Milan, and the Rossoneri have made sure Christian Pulisic is handsomely rewarded for his loyalty.The Italian giants' attacking midfielder has extended his contract until the summer of 2031, putting an end to speculation surrounding his future. However, it is the financial details of the new agreement that have attracted particular attention.According to The Athletic, Pulisic will now earn a guaranteed €6.5 million net per year, while performance-related bonuses could take his annual earnings to as much as €10 million. By comparison, the American had previously been earning €4 million net per season at San Siro.“In love with this Club” ❤️ Hear from the man himself 🎙️ https://t.co/eJBy968DJp— AC Milan (@acmilan) October 30, 2026 The new terms will make him Milan's second-highest-paid player, behind only French midfielder Adrien Rabiot.The seven-time European champions have thus made it abundantly clear just how highly they value the American, who has developed into one of the team's most important players since arriving from Chelsea in 2023.Should he meet all the requirements to trigger the maximum bonuses, Pulisic could pocket an astonishing €50 million over the course of his five-year deal, while his guaranteed base salary alone amounts to €32.5 million.That's a tutor! Capello warns Milan wonderkid against one bad habit after his hat-trickPulisic arrived at San Siro in July 2023, following a rather disappointing end to his spell at Chelsea. As it turned out, the move to Italy was exactly what he needed.The American has scored 44 goals and provided 28 assists for the Rossoneri, finishing last season with 10 goals in 34 appearances despite struggling with muscular injuries.The current campaign has also brought its share of fitness problems.During the World Cup, jointly hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, Pulisic suffered a microfracture in his leg during the round-of-16 clash in which the US national team were eliminated by Belgium.'Ghostalo' Ramos: Milan's €74m striker has a serious problemAfter recovering, he returned to action and has so far registered two goals and one assist in nine appearances across all competitions this season.Although his previous contract was due to expire next June, with an option to extend it for another year, Milan's management were unwilling to take any chances.New York City FC expressed interest in the American during the summer, but the Italian club made it clear that a departure was out of the question.Pulisic's own desire to remain in an environment where he feels appreciated also played a decisive role in the negotiations.De Winter's Scudetto promise – ready to pedal 50 kilometers!The American believes in the long-term project of club owner Gerry Cardinale and is convinced Milan have what it takes to return to the fight for Europe's biggest trophies.With this new contract, the Rossoneri have backed up those ambitions with a significant financial commitment.From a player struggling to revive his career at Chelsea, Pulisic has transformed into one of Milan's most valuable investments – and now one of the highest earners in the dressing room.SERIE A – MATCHDAY 10 Saturday17.00: (1.67) Bologna (4.00) Monza (4.80)20.00: (5.30) Udinese (4.50) Roma (1.55)22.45: (3.35) Milan (4.20) Inter (2.00)Sunday14.30: (1.25) Como (5.70) Venezia (10.5)17.00: (2.10) Frosinone (4.10) Torino (3.00)17.00: (1.40) Lazio (4.60) Cagliari (7.50)20.00: (3.20) Lecce (3.25) Genoa (2.35)22.45: (2.30) Juventus (3.45) Napoli (3.05)Monday20.30: (2.80) Sassuolo (3.80) Fiorentina (2.35)22.45: (1.45) Atalanta (4.60) Parma (6.25)***odds are subject to change***
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