Milan want new contracts for Christian Pulisic and Adrien Rabiot wrapped up before the winter transfer window opens, according to MilanNews, with both deals currently expiring in 2027.
Pulisic is the more urgent of the two. The American's current deal includes an option for an extra year, but Milan would prefer to agree a full renewal rather than simply trigger that clause. The club views him as a central figure going forward, and the new terms are expected to reflect that status. Reaching an agreement before the winter window would, as MilanNews puts it, "avoid misunderstandings" between the two sides.
The timeline on Rabiot is described as slightly more relaxed, though the objective remains the same: a new deal before 2027. Discussions are ongoing with his mother and agent, Veronique, and indications are that the player's camp is also open to closing terms this year.
Neither negotiation appears to be at a critical stage yet, but the intent from Milan's side is clear. Getting both contracts settled before January would remove two potential distractions heading into the second half of the season and close the door on any speculation from clubs looking to exploit short remaining deals. The next few weeks of talks, likely running through the international break, should show whether the club's preferred schedule is realistic.