An exceptional day by all accounts for the prestigious Milan

AC Milan had a truly magical night today!

Imagine, Milan had lost their manager Allegri, were trailing Torino 2-0 at halftime, and Rafael Leão was injured and had to leave the field.

They didn’t have a single striker available, neither in the starting lineup nor on the bench. These circumstances would have been enough to see any team lose!

The real surprise came when Rabiot scored a world-class goal for Milan in the first half.

Then, in the 66th minute, the star of the show, Christian Pulisic, came on and scored two goals in 11 minutes, leading to a Milan comeback and a 3-2 victory!

The Milan fans truly owe a debt of gratitude to Pulisic. This guy has been carrying Milan for two seasons now.

This season, he’s only played 9 matches, starting 5 of them, yet he’s already become the Serie A top scorer with 7 goals.

He also scored the winning goal against Inter, scored and assisted against Napoli, and netted both goals in today’s victory against Torino.

He’s a true game-changer!

What’s even more impressive is that with this incredible comeback, Milan maintained their lead in the league on goal difference over Napoli and also extended their unbeaten run in the league to 14 consecutive matches.

It was an exceptional day by all accounts for the great Milan.

Christian Pulisic, the American dream boy who learned to walk on the edges of Europe.

His journey unfolded like a story written slowly, as if fate was deliberately shaping a player bearing the features of two continents and the rhythm of two cultures.

He was born in Hershey, Pennsylvania, a place famous for its chocolate, but fate didn’t grant him a sweet taste as much as it bestowed upon him the harshness of the road, the wonder of the beginning, and the madness of the dream.

His Croatian heritage, which came from the other side of the Atlantic, gave him that unmistakable, heavy accent, but his spirit was nothing more than a reflection of an American child searching for meaning in football in a country that only tentatively acknowledged it.

Christian Pulisic’s career traversed three bridges, each one shaping the features of a player who doesn’t like to remain in the shadows.

It all began at Borussia Dortmund; there, the American boy opened the first doors to glory and learned how to take the first step with confidence.

Then, the winds carried him to Chelsea; to a club that devours pressure as readily as it devours light.

At Chelsea, Pulisic wrote his most memorable chapters, a tale of sudden bursts of brilliance interspersed with injuries that threatened to derail his progress.

Finally, he found his true calling at AC Milan;

there, under the San Siro sky, he seemed to rediscover his former form, a mature player who knew what he wanted, advancing with a formidable determination, like someone searching for his own unique mark in a game that shows no mercy to hesitation.

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