According to MilanNews, Milan aims to finalize contract extensions for Pulisic and Rabiot before the winter transfer window.

The Rossoneri want to secure contract extensions for Christian Pulisic and Adrien Rabiot before the winter window. Pulisic's contract expires in 2027, with the club holding an option to extend it for another year; Rabiot's contract expires in June 2028. Milan's clear intention is to continue working with both players to provide stability to their tactical system, with the club hoping to complete the new contracts by the end of 2026.

For Pulisic, the club could choose to extend his contract until 2028, but does not intend to activate this option directly to avoid misunderstandings with the player and to prevent a situation similar to what happened between Giroud and Chelsea. Reaching an agreement that satisfies all parties is currently the top priority.

The timeline for Rabiot can be slightly more relaxed, but the club is already in continuous communication with his agent and mother, Veronique. The plan is also to complete his extension by the end of 2026.

Although both players were not in optimal physical condition at the start of the season, they have proven themselves indispensable in Amorim's tactical system, showing crucial positioning, strong performances, and efficiency. Rabiot has scored 2 goals, while Pulisic has contributed 1 goal and 1 assist. Milan wants to continue working with them and is pushing for their contract extensions.

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