Pulisic's assist sparks Milan comeback as Musah adds second

Americans abroad Italy Christian Pulisic saw his decisive pass set up Yunus Musah’s second‑half assist that completed AC Milan’s comeback, securing a 2‑2 draw with Lazio. The moment came after the United States forward’s first competitive action since the 2026 World Cup.

Christian Pulisic opened the scoring for Milan by threading a precise ball to Diego Moreira, whose strike marked the Portuguese‑born winger’s first goal for the club. The assist came early in the second half as Milan sought to overturn a two‑goal deficit.

Musah's impact after halftime

Yunus Musah entered the fray at the interval with Lazio leading 2‑0 and immediately influenced play, delivering a low cross that Moreira met to level the scores. Musah’s contribution turned the tide, giving Milan the momentum needed for the equaliser.

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The equaliser completed Milan’s comeback, bringing the match to a 2‑2 stalemate. Both sides shared the points, with the Italian giants salvaging a draw after trailing by two goals at halftime.

Pulisic’s involvement marked his first competitive outing since the 2026 World Cup, signalling his return to top‑level European football and offering a boost for America’s senior side. The American’s impact underscored his importance to the squad after a long absence.

The performance adds to the growing profile of Americans abroad in Italy, highlighting the influence of United States talent in Serie A. Soccer fans across America will note the promising signs for their national team prospects.