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Milan’s contract is signed; its new stadium remains a long-term plan
In two announcements on 29–30 October, AC Milan confirmed Christian Pulisic’s extension and joined Inter in presenting a future stadium project. One is an agreed contract; the other still depends on planning and approvals.
Retrospective · Coverage window: 2026-10-29 to 2026-10-30. Published separately from the original match reports.
A confirmed extension
AC Milan announced on 30 October that Christian Pulisic had extended his contract through 30 June 2031. Anadolu Agency reported the same end date. Pulisic joined Milan in July 2023, and the club credited him with 44 goals in 141 appearances at the time of the announcement. Those figures are a dated snapshot, not a live total. The club did not publish salary or clause details in the material reviewed. AC Milan · Anadolu Agency.
Sources: acmilan.com · aa.com.tr · inter.it · ansa.it
A proposed shared home
The previous day, Inter and AC Milan unveiled the Generali Stadium project, a proposed shared venue with a planned capacity of about 71,500. The clubs named Foster + Partners and MANICA as the design team. Their announcement describes design features including an X-frame exterior and a double-curved roof. ANSA reported a construction target in 2028 and an intended first match in the 2031–32 season; the clubs’ plan remains subject to approvals, and the stadium has not been built. Inter · ANSA.
Sources: acmilan.com · aa.com.tr · inter.it · ansa.it
| Announcement | Confirmed detail | Status at announcement |
|---|---|---|
| Pulisic extension · 30 Oct | Contract through 30 Jun 2031 | Club-confirmed agreement |
| Generali Stadium · 29 Oct | Proposed 71,500-seat shared venue | Future project; timetable subject to approvals |
Sources: acmilan.com · aa.com.tr · inter.it · ansa.it
The takeaway
For Milan supporters, the distinction is practical: Pulisic’s new contract was confirmed immediately, while a move to Generali Stadium is a longer-term project with approvals and construction still ahead.