Milan set to activate Pulisic, Rabiot contract extensions
AC Milan are set to activate contract extension options for Christian Pulisic and Adrien Rabiot, giving the club more time to negotiate longer-term agreements with both players.
The Rossoneri are reportedly not concerned by the lack of progress on a new deal for Pulisic, whose current contract is due to expire at the end of the season.
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Although reports had suggested Milan could be preparing a deal that would keep the United States international at the club until 2031, negotiations with his representatives have yet to begin.
Pulisic already tied to Milan until 2028
Milan have an existing option that allows them to extend Pulisic’s contract until June 2028, and that clause is expected to be activated soon.
According to Calciomercato reporter Daniele Longo, the option was included when Pulisic signed his initial agreement with the Italian club in 2023.
Pulisic joined Milan from Chelsea for €20.3m plus bonuses and has since established himself as an important member of the Rossoneri squad.
The extension clause means Milan can secure his services beyond the current agreement before deciding whether to pursue a much longer contract.
Rabiot also has a 2028 option
Rabiot is in a similar position, with his current contract also scheduled to expire in June 2027.
The France international has an option for another year, however, and Milan are expected to activate it imminently, extending his deal until June 2028.
Rabiot only joined Milan last summer after leaving Olympique Marseille and initially signed a short-term agreement.