Milan is currently chasing Club Brugge’s Ardon Jashari, but with negotiations stalling, a new name has emerged on the radar — a familiar face to USMNT fans and one who could soon reunite with Christian Pulisic in Italy.

It was a competitive outing that ended in a 1-0 defeat for the Rossoneri, yet what followed after full-time left many scratching their heads: a full penalty shootout.

While the scoreline reflected a tight contest, the fixture offered a deeper glimpse into Allegri’s tactical intentions and hinted at a reshuffling of player roles within a squad in transition.

In a team full of potential, competition, and tactical flexibility, only four players are reportedly considered “untouchable”—the guaranteed starters, the cornerstones of Allegri’s rebuild.

Milan has officially released their 2025 pre-season tour squad, which features headline names like Christian Pulisic and Rafael Leao, but notably omits new signing Luka Modric and star striker Santiago Gimenez.

A decision is looming for Christian Pulisic. With speculation swirling around a potential move to Saudi Arabia and interest from Premier League giants, the American star finds himself at a career crossroads.

According to Italian reports, the new Rossoneri boss is contemplating a strategy inspired by his time with Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus. But what’s even more intriguing is who makes this idea feasible—Christian Pulisic.

After a spectacular season with Milan and a resurgence that few predicted after a bumpy stint in England, Christian Pulisic has added his name to elite company, besting global icons and rising phenoms in the process.

Despite his age, Ronaldo’s name remains in the headlines—not just for his performances but for his next possible destination.

Rumors swirled that Christian Pulisic might be tempted to follow in the footsteps of Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema by heading to the Middle East’s growing soccer project.

A move for Christian Pulisic, the AC Milan and USMNT star who has become a centerpiece at San Siro. But how have the Rossoneri reportedly responded to the swirling interest?

The Croatian icon doesn’t want to arrive at San Siro alone.

t the heart of Real Madrid’s midfield, Luka Modric is preparing for a monumental move to Milan, as confirmed by the Serie A side's sporting director, Igli Tare. The Croatian maestro, who will turn 40 in September, has verbally agreed to join the Rossoneri, signaling the start of a new chapter in his illustrious career.

Is a contract extension imminent, or are there lingering uncertainties behind the scenes?

Once considered a formality, the American star’s contract extension now hangs in the balance.