Christian Pulisic, Joao Felix, Rafael Leao, and Santiago Gimenez—has been dismantled, with Pulisic notably absent from the starting XI. But why has the American winger been dropped?

The USMNT star's goalless February underscored a rough stretch for him and his club, and there are plenty of contributing factors.

United States forward Christian Pulisic failed to convert a penalty kick for the first time in his professional career Saturday during a game with AC Milan. Torino goalkeeper Sergej Milinkovic-Savic lunged to his right to push away Pulisic’s low spot kick during the first half of a Serie A match.

Pulisic’s absence from Milan’s starting XI against Bologna mid-week, sparked widespread discussion and concern. Sergio Conceicao has now provided an explanation for the decision, while also addressing growing accusations that he has a preference for Joao Felix.

Since arriving at Milan, Christian Pulisic has established himself as a crucial part of the squad, with multiple managers relying on him – from Stefano Pioli to Paulo Fonseca and now Sergio Conceicao,

After the positive impact of Sérgio Conceiçao's arrival, it seems that things have taken a turn for the worse at

The talent and determination of Christian Pulisic are not only evident on the pitch but also in his impact beyond it. In collaboration with PUMA, the American footballer has launched his sixth exclusive collection,

A missed penalty by Christian Pulisic, following a reported dispute with Santi Gimenez over who should take the kick, has sparked controversy after AC Milan's loss to Torino. The incident, which occurred during a match already marked by an early own goal,

Milan in crisis bring Christian Pulisic back to start with Santiago Gimenez and Rafael Leao against Lazio’s Mattia Zaccagni and Matteo Guendouzi.It kicks off at San Siro at 19.45 GMT.You can follow