CM: Liverpool and Man Utd eye Pulisic – Milan’s stance and his new valuation | OneFootball

Christian Pulisic has been the star of the show for AC Milan this season and arguably since he arrived, which has alerted some Premier League clubs.

With seven goals and five assists in 15 appearances this season, the new Milan head coach Paulo Fonseca has been able to rely on Pulisic to be decisive in the biggest games. The issue is that with these performance levels, other clubs have taken note.

Calciomercato.com report that Pulisic is instead very much liked by Liverpool, with the future of the USA international inevitably intertwined with the possible early farewell of Federico Chiesa returning to Serie A, with Milan and Inter linked.

Manchester United and West Ham are looking for a top-level signing to bolster their attack so Pulisic appeals to them too, but for Milan Pulisic is irreplaceable and unsellable unless a colossal bid comes in.

The Rossoneri bought Pulisic from Chelsea for €20.8m and the fact that he still has a long-term contract in place (until 2027) players in Milan’s favour in terms of leverage. His growth has him valued at around €60m, the amount Chelsea paid when they bought him from Borussia Dortmund.

The €4m net salary that Pulisic earns is something that other clubs could easily substantially increase, especially in the Premier League, so the management might have to address that aspect too.