Milan ownership and Amorim prioritize new deals for Rabiot and Pulisic
Milan owner Gerry Cardinale and coach Ruben Amorim reportedly want to extend the contracts of Adrien Rabiot and Christian Pulisic. Rabiot is tied to the club until June 2028, while Pulisic is in the final year of his current agreement. Both are seen as important, versatile senior figures for the Rossoneri.
Corriere dello Sport reports that Milan’s owner, Gerry Cardinale, and coach Ruben Amorim are seeking new deals for Adrien Rabiot and Christian Pulisic. Amorim views both as important to his San Siro project and hopes to remove doubt about their futures.
Rabiot earns a gross €9.26m and is under contract through June 2028. Pulisic is in the last year of a €5.13m-per-year agreement. Both are senior, versatile figures: Rabiot can operate as a No. 8 or wide, while Pulisic can play centrally or on either flank.
If Milan secure new deals, supporters could gain continuity and a clearer sense of the club’s direction, while teammates may benefit from stable senior leadership. Pulisic’s profile may also sustain interest among United States soccer followers, and Rabiot’s presence could matter to French national-team observers. Commercial partners and media outlets might see continued engagement around two recognizable players. Still, the actual social impact would depend on performances, results, and how the negotiations unfold.