Pulisic returns decisive and wants to reclaim Milan

Pulisic scored and assisted in Milan's win at Udine, contributing to four goals in his last seven Serie A games as he shakes off early-season injury troubles.

Christian Pulisic delivered a commanding performance in AC Milan's victory at Udine, opening the scoring after just six minutes with a well-taken finish. The American international has now contributed to four goals across his last seven Serie A matches, recording two goals and two assists during that span.

Pulisic played the full 90 minutes—a rarity in recent weeks—and was influential throughout, creating multiple chances and linking effectively with teammates. He set up Loftus-Cheek late in the match and had at least three other clear opportunities to add to his tally. Manager Amorim kept him on the pitch for the entire match, a sign of confidence after Pulisic had been substituted or rested in previous appearances.

The 28-year-old appears to have fully recovered from the physical issues that limited him early in the season. With injuries affecting other Milan attackers, Pulisic is expected to shoulder significant responsibility in the coming weeks, including a midweek clash with Bologna and the derby against Inter on Saturday.