Galatasaray have reportedly contacted Milan to ask for the availability of Christian Pulisic, but the USMNT star is not for sale.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, the latest approach came from the Turkish team and was a precursor to potential negotiations.
They received a swift and negative response, just as the MLS clubs like New York City FC did when also seeking the opportunity to sign Pulisic this summer, but betting against transfers going through in the summer months is never wise, but the odds being offered by BizBet for transfers to Turkish clubs is always worth a look.
Milan determined to keep Pulisic
Even though he has struggled over the last few months, both for Milan and the USMNT at the 2026 World Cup, the Rossoneri are adamant he will rediscover his form under new coach Ruben Amorim.
His current contract is due to expire in June 2027, although the club does have an option to extend by another year to give them some security.
Although negotiations over an extension have stalled, Milan hope that the arrival of Amorim will help Pulisic find his confidence again at San Siro.
RedBird patron and club owner Gerry Cardinale has no intention of letting the American leave.
Galatasaray are a tiny team, and Turkey is one of the worst places on the planet. Pulisic would be out of his mind.