Christian Pulisic is not best pleased with AC Milan’s current situation and a summer exit cannot be ruled out.
Milan’s defeat in the Coppa Italia final against Bologna means that the chance of a place in the Europa League vanished in addition to a trophy. A top five finish in the league is virtually impossible, so now a very important summer rebuild awaits, and with a hole in the accounts of around €100m.
According to Tuttosport, this means that there could be some rather major outgoings, in order to plug the gap. Tijjani Reijnders is among the obvious candidates to leave, given that Manchester City are keen on him and seem willing to offer an amount of €70m+.
The paper goes on to add that Pulisic – who has been one of the best players this season in addition to Reijnders – is ‘not very happy with the situation’ at Milan and has clubs that are courting him.
Several sources have reported that Pulisic is set to put pen to paper on a one-year extension with Milan, earning a pay rise as recognition for his excellent performances. However, it is possible that he might pause to reflect on things, seeking guarantees about the club’s ambitions.
