AC Milan has firmly refused to part ways with American winger Christian Pulisic during the summer transfer window, despite interest from Galatasaray.
According to "Tutto Mercato Web", the Turkish club reached out to Milan to inquire about the possibility of signing Pulisic, but the Italian management quickly responded by refusing to open negotiations.
The source added that clubs from Major League Soccer, including New York City FC, also tried to sign the player this summer, but received the same response from Milan.
Despite Christian Pulisic's recent decline in form with AC Milan and the United States national team, the Rossoneri management is confident in his ability to regain his level under new coach Ruben Amorim.
The player's contract extends until June 2027, with an option to extend for an additional season. Meanwhile, the club hopes to resume renewal negotiations in the upcoming period.
The same source indicated that AC Milan owner Jerry Cardinale is adamant about retaining Christian Pulisic and has no intention of agreeing to his departure during the current summer transfer window.
