Pulisic leads Milan comeback, equals Ibrahimovic's goal mark

Christian Pulisic scored his 15th goal of the season in AC Milan's 2-1 comeback victory over Como, matching his career-best tally achieved in his debut season. The match saw Milan trailing 1-0 after Lucas Da Cunha's goal, but Pulisic's equalizer in the 53rd minute sparked a turnaround that secured the win. This performance marks Pulisic as the first Milan player since Zlatan Ibrahimovic to score 15 or more goals in his first two seasons with the club. Pulisic expressed his frustration with Milan's slow starts but acknowledged the team's ability to adapt and improve in the second half. The victory leaves Milan in contention for European football next season, and Pulisic's contributions, with 47 goal involvements since joining, have been pivotal to the team's success. The American forward will next join the United States men's national team for upcoming matches.