AC Milan's new coach, Ruben Amorim, has shared his vision for Christian Pulisic's role in the team. The American winger struggled in the second half of last season, failing to score a goal. Amorim believes Pulisic can thrive in his system, which is more offensive and vertical than his predecessor's.

Amorim's tactical approach could be a perfect fit for Pulisic, who played on the left wing in a 3-5-2 formation under Massimiliano Allegri. The Portuguese coach plans to utilize Pulisic as an inverted left-footed player, cutting inside and creating opportunities. Pulisic's strengths lie in his ability to play inside, not on the line, and Amorim is confident he can get the best out of him.

Pulisic is recovering from an injury sustained during the 2026 World Cup, where he played only 224 minutes in four games. Despite his modest numbers, Amorim is optimistic about Pulisic's potential in his new system. The Milan coach highlighted Pulisic's talent and suitability for Italian football, where teams often defend well and leave limited space.

With Amorim's tactics and Pulisic's skills, the American winger could rediscover his form and become a key player for Milan. The team's more offensive approach could provide Pulisic with the opportunities he needs to shine.