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(VIDEO) This is the new chant created by AC Milan fans for Christian Pulisic

The American soccer player already falls in love with fans in Milan and they create a new chant for him

By William Estrella

The American soccer player already falls in love with fans in Milan and they create a new chant for him
The American soccer player already falls in love with fans in Milan and they create a new chant for him

Christian Pulisic has arrived wonderfully at AC Milan. The American midfielder has made an immediate impact on the Italian team and he has already recorded two goals in his first two games for the club. The American player has placed himself in an important way in the last meeting and it seems that he will become one of the untouchables of the starting team.

 

“I always knew that Pulisic had talent, this was never in doubt. In the telephone call that I had with him before his signing, it was evident that he brought a lot of quality to the squad. In addition, he is a very versatile player who can replace Leao or play behind the striker when necessary, ”said the AC Milan coach.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, coach Stefano Pioli has been extremely happy with the player's performance since he arrived at training. Now, the fans also recognize the value of the footballer and the impact he has had in such a short time. For this reason, they already dedicated a song to him.

 

What is the song that the tifosi dedicate to Pulisic?

AC Milan fans, known as Curva Sud, are already singing to the footballer after his great game against Bologna. "Christian Pulisic, lalala, Christian Pulisic, lalala", sounded in the AC Milan stadium. It should be remembered that the American scored his second goal with the club and has two in two games played.

 


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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