Following the club's shocking Champions League exit against Feyenoord, a wave of speculation and controversy has swept through the Italian media. But how much of this drama is grounded in reality, and how much is sensationalism from a press corps frustrated by their lack of inside access?

The conflicting reports regarding Christian Pulisic and Sérgio Conceição highlight the volatility of football narratives. The swift and emphatic denial by Pulisic underscores the need for responsible reporting.

Despite the elimination, Santiago Gimenez made history in the UEFA Champions League with AC Milan, achieving a unique milestone with his goal against Feyenoord.

Milan’s UEFA Champions League journey came to an abrupt and disappointing end after a 1-1 draw against Feyenoord. The match ended in frustration for Santiago Gimenez, Christian Pulisic, and the rest of Milan’s squad, raising serious concerns about their season’s trajectory.

AC Milan needs a win against Feyenoord to advance to the Champions League Round of 16 after losing the first leg 1-0. The high stakes of this match, and the manager's decision regarding Pulisic, will be closely scrutinized, adding further pressure to the team and impacting the team’s performance and their progress in the competition.

Pulisic's substitution against Hellas Verona was likely a strategic decision to ensure his fitness and readiness for the crucial upcoming match against Feyenoord. Milan faces a 1-0 deficit heading into the second leg, and Pulisic's contribution will be vital to their chances of overturning the result.

As part of their plan to secure Joao Felix on a permanent deal, AC Milan is reportedly looking to sell two of their key stars—but Christian Pulisic is not among them.

Christian Pulisic has reflected on his journey across Europe's top leagues, the challenges of the Premier League’s intense pressure, and the key role Zlatan Ibrahimovic has played in his success at Milan.

Two key names have reportedly emerged as top targets for Real Madrid to replace Vinicius. One is a star from Serie A, while the other has long been linked with a move to the Premier League.

Sergio Conceicao is making bold decisions for the Hellas Verona clash. The biggest surprise? Not only will Christian Pulisic be left out of Milan's starting lineup, but Rafael Leao and Joao Felix are also expected to begin the game on the bench.

With Milan needing a crucial victory to regain momentum, reports suggest that Sergio Conceicao will make tactical adjustments—including dropping USMNT star Christian Pulisic to the bench.

The disappointing Champions League performance has pushed Milan’s coaching staff to reconsider their tactical approach. So, who is most at risk of being left out?

While Santiago Gimenez’s decision to wear a nose band caught some attention, Milan fans also noticed that Rafael Leao sported a similar strip across his nose, sparking curiosity.

AC Milan is reportedly offering Pulisic a significantly improved contract, adding two years to his current deal and increasing his annual salary to €5 million. This financial commitment underscores Milan's desire to retain the American star and highlights his importance to the team.

Christian Pulisic has become a vital force for Milan, delivering game-changing performances and proving himself as one of the most decisive players in Europe. His latest display is another reminder of why some fans are now calling for a section of San Siro to be named after him.