Pulisic's drought continues as milan struggle for offense

Christian Pulisic's barren spell for AC Milan shows no signs of ending, with the American winger failing to score or provide an assist in 16 Serie A matches since December 28.

Pulisic's struggles hinder milan's champions league hopes

Despite being a key player in Milan's attack earlier this season, Pulisic has struggled to replicate his early form, managing only eight goals and 11 assists in 27 appearances. His lack of firepower has contributed to Milan's inability to convert their defensive solidity into goals and climb the Serie A table.

Coach Massimiliano Allegri has acknowledged Pulisic's woes, attributing them to the player's sensitive nature and lack of a defined striker partner. He believes Pulisic might thrive with a more traditional center-forward, an option the coach may consider for the remaining Serie A games.

Pulisic himself remains optimistic, insisting he's close to regaining top form. The US international has been a key player for both club and country, with 32 goals in 84 appearances for the national team. He's eager to make a difference for Milan, particularly in the ChampionsLeague, where the Rossoneri are fighting for a top-four finish.