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Sources: Milan rejects NYCFC approach for Pulisic
Key takeaways
- AC Milan have rejected an approach by New York City FC for United States attacker Christian Pulisic, with Milan stating that the player isn't available, sources confirmed to ESPN.
- NYCFC are set to open a new stadium next summer, and as such can expect a significant rise in revenues to, among other things, finance transfers.
- Pulisic's current contract runs through June 2027, with a club option to extend that deal by a year.
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AC Milan have rejected an approach by New York City FC for United States attacker Christian Pulisic, with Milan stating that the player isn't available, sources confirmed to ESPN.
NYCFC are set to open a new stadium next summer, and as such can expect a significant rise in revenues to, among other things, finance transfers. According to Transfermarkt, NYCFC's current record for an incoming transfer is Nicolás Fernández, whom the club paid a fee of approximately $9.3 million for in July 2025.
Pulisic's current contract runs through June 2027, with a club option to extend that deal by a year.
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