Schira: Pulisic ‘happy’ at Milan but expected contract as Liverpool circle – the situation

Liverpool are weighing up a move to bring Christian Pulisic back to the Premier League, according to a report from one journalist.

As a reminder, Pulisic is no stranger to the Premier League, having joined Chelsea from Borussia Dortmund in 2019 for a fee widely reported to be €64m. He made 145 appearances across all competitions in his four years, scoring 26 goals and providing 21 assists.

The USA international was also part of the squad that lifted the Champions League after beating Manchester City. From there he headed to Milan to try and revive his career after a difficult last couple of years, and he certainly succeeded.

Liverpool monitoring Pulisic

Just a few days ago, Tuttomercatoweb claimed that Pulisic expected a renewal offer from Milan by now which has not arrived. As a result, they claimed that Arsenal and Liverpool are monitoring his situation closely in view of the summer window.

Now, Nicolo Schira of Tuttosport has tweeted the following: “Liverpool are monitoring Christian Pulisic. His contract expires in 2027 (€4m + €1m in bonuses), even if Milan have unilateral option to extend until 2028. Pulisic is happy at Milan, but was expecting a contract extension never offered by Milan until now.”

So, while Matteo Moretto stated earlier today that there is no urgency on Milan’s part to sit down and discuss new terms with Pulisic, the interest from some top clubs around Europe – particularly with the riches of the Premier League – might just accelerate the process.