USMNT star Christian Pulisic told how he can ‘steal the limelight again’ after making stunning start to life at AC Milan

Christian Pulisic has been informed by AC Milan team-mate Davide Calabria that he can “steal the limelight again” after moving to San Siro.

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  • American spent four years at Chelsea
  • Taking on a new challenge in Italy
  • Has made an immediate impact
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The United States international took the decision to head for Italy when bringing a four-year spell at Premier League heavyweights Chelsea to a close. The American forward did become a Champions League winner at Stamford Bridge, but struggled for form and fitness at times.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Pulisic has made an immediate impact at Milan, with two goals recorded through as many Serie A appearances after delivering a flurry of assists in pre-season. The 24-year-old appears to have rediscovered the spark that he lost while in west London, with his new colleagues excited by what the USMNT star has to offer.

  • WHAT THEY SAID

    Calabria has told of Pulisic: “We are talking about a player who was in top form on the world stage just a few months ago. His form dropped in recent months but he is a great player who has already shown what he’s capable of. This is the best environment for him – the squad, the fans and this stadium – in order to steal the limelight again. These recent games have shown he is adapting very well.”

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    WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

    Pulisic has spoken positively about embracing a new challenge in Italy, with his ability having never been in question. There are a number of familiar faces alongside him at Milan – including Olivier Giroud, Fikayo Tomori, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Yunus Musah – with the Pennsylvania native eager to make the most of his time with another giant of European football.