'Not caring what people think' - Christian Pulisic opens up on battling anti-American attitudes as USMNT & AC Milan star made a name for himself in Europe

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Christian Pulisic confronts anti-American sentiments in Europe while achieving success with the USMNT and AC Milan.

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Update At: 7/28/2024

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