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Christian Pulisic and the American case for Serie A

15 goals in his first Milan season, 17 in his second as the club’s top scorer, a tough 2026 and now two league goals under Ruben Amorim. We tell the story of Pulisic at Milan, his comeback this autumn and the American case for watching Italian football.

26.10.26, 17:03 5 Minute Read

Six minutes into Milan’s game at Udinese on Sunday night, Luka Modrić dropped a free kick over the Udinese defence. Christian Pulisic controlled it, steadied himself and slid the ball past goalkeeper Maduka Okoye. Milan went on to win 2-0, stayed unbeaten in Serie A and moved up to fourth.

For American soccer fans, it was the kind of moment that should be a regular part of the weekend. The most famous player the United States has produced is playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world, in a league where every game is available to watch in the US. And yet, for many American fans, Serie A remains something they hear about rather than something they watch.

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Andrea Locorotondo

is an SJA- and AIPS-accredited sports journalist with venue access across UEFA and FIFA competitions. He is the founder and editor of Calcio Society, and co-founded the independent Aston Villa title The Holte Roar.

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