Milan's Amorim pushes to lock in Rabiot and Pulisic before summer
Milan owner Gerry Cardinale and first‑team head coach Ruben Amorim are racing to secure the futures of midfield duo Adrien Rabiot and Christian Pulisic, with the Frenchman’s deal expiring in June 2028 and the American’s contract entering its final twelve‑month year at €5.13 million per season.
Contract lengths and wages
Rabiot’s contract, which nets him a gross wage of €9.26 million, runs until June 2028, while Pulisic is in the last year of his €5.13 million‑per‑year agreement.
Both are senior, versatile midfielders; while Rabiot often sits deeper, he can operate as a marauding No 8 or even out wide, a role he filled for France under Didier Deschamps. Pulisic, dubbed “Captain America”, can lead centrally, support attacks or stretch play on either flank.
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Amorim regards them as central to his project at San Siro and wants to eliminate any uncertainty about their future, believing their profiles fit the club’s tactical vision.
Pulisic’s leadership expectations echo his USMNT role, while Rabiot’s adaptability adds depth to Milan’s midfield options.
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The push was reported by Corriere dello Sport, which highlighted the club’s urgency to lock in both players.