With new arrivals reshaping the squad and injuries altering plans, Allegri has been forced to rethink his system entirely — and one of Milan’s biggest names, Christian Pulisic, may not be thrilled about it.

Christian Pulisic and Santiago Gimenez have returned to Milanello this summer only to find themselves in a vastly different environment.

After an upsetting start of 2025-26 Serie A season against Cremonese, AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri addressed Santiago Gimenez's lack of form.

The question that lingers is not only whether Milan can assert its dominance early but also one of intrigue: Will Santiago Gimenez start for Milan in this crucial tie?

For many supporters, the real question is not about the opposition but rather about one man: Will Luka Modric make his Coppa Italia debut for Milan against Bari?

The 2025-26 season is about to begin for Christian Pulisic and Milan officially, and the mood at San Siro could not be more electric.

The club’s much-anticipated reunion with Massimiliano Allegri is about to be delayed.

Serie A may still be a week away, but the Rossoneri’s competitive calendar starts now — and with it comes the first real test of Massimiliano Allegri’s second stint in charge.

Amid all the transfer noise, one subplot has quietly emerged at Milanello: Allegri’s first impressions of Santiago Gimenez.

Two main options remain on the table — a balanced 4-3-3 or a more structured 3-5-2 — and, intriguingly, Christian Pulisic could be the key to solving this dilemma.

The Rossoneri fans were eager to see Christian Pulisic back in action — but that won’t be happening.

As Christian Pulisic continues to thrive at Milan, another familiar face from the U.S. Men’s National Team could soon be joining him at San Siro.

As Milan reshapes now under Massimiliano Allegri, the USMNT star has spoken candidly about the evolution of his role, the team’s new direction, and the deeper understanding he’s gained on the pitch.

As Milan prepares for the 2025-26 season, one of the club’s most pressing matters appears close to resolution: the long-term future of Christian Pulisic.

While the performance offered glimpses of attacking brilliance and tactical experimentation under Massimiliano Allegri, one notable absence raised questions: Christian Pulisic was nowhere to be seen.