Negotiations for renewing American Christian Pulisic's contract with AC Milan are experiencing a slowdown at present, despite both parties' desire to continue their collaboration in the future.

This comes amid a difficult season for the player, due to injuries and a decline in his performance, in addition to the tactical changes made by coach Massimiliano Allegri, which have affected his performance on the field.

Despite these circumstances, Pulisic succeeded in scoring 10 goals and assisting 3 others in 27 official matches, but he hasn't found the net since the beginning of 2026, as he has gone without scoring in the last 12 matches.

The player's contract with Milan extends until June 2027, with an option for the club to extend it for an additional season, which makes the renewal not a priority at the moment, according to "Calcio Mercato."

The data indicates a mutual intention between the player and the club to continue, with discussions about renewal expected to be postponed until the end of the season. There is a possibility of increasing his current salary of 4 million euros annually and signing a new contract extending until 2031.

In the event that an agreement is not reached, Milan retains the option to extend the contract until 2028, providing them with greater flexibility in managing the player's future, whether by continuing or selling.

Pulisic joined AC Milan in 2023 from Chelsea for 20.8 million euros plus incentives, and he remains an important player for the team despite his recent dip in form.