AC Milan willing to let Christian Pulisic go to the Premier League with one condition

Christian Pulisic has become one of AC Milan's most important players. However, the club is not closing the door to a potential sale, especially given the Premier League's interest. With English clubs circling, the Rossoneri have set a price of 80 million euros (approximately $95 million).

Massimiliano Allegri is doing excellent work as Milan's coach, with the goal of challenging Inter Milan for the league title. In a tight race for the championship in Italy, having his players at their best will be crucial.

And in that regard, Milan's attack features a key piece: Pulisic, 27. The American winger is shining with strong performances and that has attracted attention from several clubs.

One of the most interested is Tottenham Hotspur, which could pursue his signing in the summer. But there are also two other major English clubs keeping close tabs on him: Manchester United and Arsenal.

AC Milan sets $95 million price tag for Christian Pulisic

According to information from CaughtOffside, San Siro officials are open to listening to offers for Pulisic, who is under contract until 2027. But they will only accept selling him if an offer close to $95 million arrives. It remains to be seen how the Premier League clubs will react to this situation.

Unless there is a personal reason behind it, there are no indications to suggest the USMNT captain wants to leave Milan.

Pulisic is currently his team's scoring leader in Serie A, with eight goals, surpassing Rafael Leao's seven and Christopher Nkunku's five.

In terms of goals plus assists, he is also the Rossoneri club leader, with 10 (eight goals and two assists), surpassing Leao (seven goals and two assists) and Adrien Rabiot (four goals and four assists).

The level he has reached in Italy is outstanding and returning to England, where he never fully adapted at Chelsea, appears to be a risky move.