AC Milan endured a frustrating evening when an early own goal from Malick Thiaw and a missed penalty from Christian Pulisic saw them fall 2-1 at Torino on Saturday, leaving their top-four hopes in Serie A under pressure.

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’s struggles continue to mount, with recent results pointing to a concerning trend for the Rossoneri. Despite having many talented star players, the team’s fortunes seem to be heavily tied to Christian Pulisic’s contributions.

Christian Pulisic saw a penalty saved as AC Milan missed the chance to close the gap on the top four in Serie A, after going down 2-1 at Torino.

In a first half that Milan fans would rather forget, their trip to Torino took a disastrous turn as Christian Pulisic missed the first penalty of his professional career—ending a perfect streak that stretched across both club and international matches.

Christian Pulisic has played limited minutes in recent league matches, leaving fans wondering whether he will feature in Saturday’s lineup. But despite speculation, Conceicao has now revealed the latest on Pulisic's condition.

It has been a noisy week for AC Milan and U.S. men's national team star Christian Pulisic after the Rossoneri's elimination from the UEFA Champions League playoffs against Feyenoord on Tuesday. Italian newspaper La Repubblica reported on Thursday morning that there was tension between the USMNT star and Portuguese manager Sergio Conceicao,

Pulisic is one of Milan's best players, but in the wake of a midseason coaching change and UEFA Champions League exit, he finds himself again having to justify a first-team place he's already clearly earned.

AC Milan have proudly revealed the latest fruit of their high-fashion collaboration with Off-White, in the guise of two new special edition kits for 2025.

GOAL US writers discuss a dire week for Milan and Juventus, and whether big-name Americans need to leave Serie A clubs

AC Milan are back in action against Torino in Serie A, hoping to continue their charge up the standings.