In the wake of Chelsea’s significant player sales last summer, including stars like Mason Mount, Kai Havertz, and Christian Pulisic, the latter has found success at his new club, AC Milan. Despite a challenging final season at Stamford Bridge marked by injuries and limited playing time, Pulisic’s move to Milan has been met with enthusiasm, both on and off the pitch.

Since joining Milan, Pulisic’s shirt has become the club’s best-selling item, with sales increasing by 75% compared to previous years. His popularity extends beyond Italy, with a significant uptick in jersey sales in the United States, his home country. Pulisic’s impact at Milan highlights his status as a beloved figure, even before making his debut for the club.

While Chelsea may not be losing sleep over Pulisic’s departure, given his injury-prone tenure and promising young wingers like Cole Palmer and Noni Madueke, the American’s success at Milan raises questions about the decision to let him go. Despite potential departures this summer, including that of Madueke, Pulisic’s resurgence serves as a reminder of his talent and potential impact on the pitch.