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Chelsea winger Christian Pulisic is a reputation excessive on AC Milan’s switch wishlist amidst curiosity from Manchester United.
The USMNT star is keen to take a wage reduce to facilitate a change from Stamford Bridge to the San Siro when the switch window opens.
Pulisic has additionally been linked to United, with the Pink Devils seeking to signal gamers within the attacking division.
Final month, The Peoples Particular person coated a report which indicated that United had been knowledgeable about Pulisic’s availability.
The 20-time English champions had been additionally given details about Pulisic’s doable switch price and his wages at Chelsea.
It was relayed that Juventus had been main the race to signal the 24-year-old, whose time in England appears to have come to an finish.
Based on Gazzetta, AC Milan are curious about securing Pulisic’s providers and giving him the chance to revive his profession which has stalled at Chelsea.
Pulisic is keen to scale back his wage to affix Milan. As per Gazzetta, he at present earns round €5m.
Milan are buoyed by the truth that Pulisic’s contract with the Blues expires in 2024. He can be obtainable for a cut-price price.
Whereas Pulisic would serve a goal at Milan, it’s onerous to see the place precisely he would match at Outdated Trafford. He pre-dominantly performs on the left – a place that United are already stacked with choices.
United’s left-side alternate options embody Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Jadon Sancho and Anthony Elanga.
Pulisic can play as a striker, however United are already actively pursuing offers for Harry Kane, Rasmus Hojlund and different extra pure goalscorers.
Couple this with Pulisic’s struggles to stay match and his fixed accidents and his switch doesn’t, from the outlook, appear shrewd or well-advised.
In the mean time, the Chelsea star United are extra eager on including to the ranks is Mason Mount. Yesterday, it was detailed that that is the deal that’s most superior for United and all focus is on getting it throughout the road.
