C hristian Pulisic has put an end to speculation about his future at AC Milan, dismissing reports of a fallout with head coach Sergio Conceicao and insisting he remains fully committed to the club.
The U.S. international spoke out on Thursday following rumors that he had requested a transfer after Milan’s Champions League elimination against Feyenoord. Italian media had suggested tensions in the dressing room, claiming Pulisic’s second-half substitution in that match fueled a rift with the manager.
However, the winger categorically denied these claims in a statement shared on Milan’s official channels.
"I have never had a disagreement with the coach, nor have I asked to leave," Pulisic stated. "I am very happy at Milan and want to continue wearing this jersey. Reading such falsehoods is unacceptable, but we must stay united and continue fighting on the pitch for the club and our supporters."
Pulisic’s Impact This Season
Despite the coaching change in January, Pulisic has remained one of Milan’s most influential players, playing a key role in the club’s Supercoppa Italiana triumph under Conceicao. The forward has delivered four goals and four assists in 13 matches since the new manager took charge.
For the season, he leads Milan’s goal charts with 12 strikes and also tops the Serie A assist rankings for the club with six.
With Pulisic reaffirming his commitment, AC Milan will be looking to bounce back from their European setback and strengthen their push for domestic success as the season progresses.
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