MILAN — Over the past few months, as Christian Pulisic has gone from America’s biggest soccer star to one the best players at AC Milan, he has started doing his post-match interviews in Italian.

Christian Pulisic's dramatic late equalizer against Inter Milan ignited a comeback for AC Milan in the Italian Super Cup final.

AC Milan came back from two goals down to beat city rival Inter Milan 3-2 and win the Italian Super Cup on Monday.

It's a night to remember for AC Milan fans all over the world as the Rossoneri won the Supercoppa Italiana's final 3-2 against Inter after an incredibly intense second half, where they scored three goals to defeat the side coached by Simone Inzaghi which had managed to go up 2-0 shortly after halftime.

The adrenaline of AC Milan’s comeback victory over Juventus, delivered by USMNT stars Christian Pulisic and Yunus Musah, was still subsiding and the Portuguese head coach outlined the key quality that swung their comeback. “In football and in life, you’ve got to be brave,” he told reporters in a post-match press conference.

The goal sparked a late comeback from Milan and it was none other than Pulisic's USMNT teammate, Yunus Musah who all-but sent the Rossoneri through to the Italian Super Cup final. The 22-year-old's cross was deflected into the back of the net by Federico Gatti to give Milan the 1–2 lead.

Milan are preparing for their Italian Super Cup semifinal against Juventus in Saudi Arabia and there is quite a bit of change afoot for the team. Former Porto boss Sergio Conceicao set to oversee his first match coaching against a Juventus team where his son Chico Conceicao plays.

Pulisic is close to returning from injury. Former AC Milan boss Fonseca stated that the 26-year-old was expected to miss the Supercoppa Italiana semifinal against Juventus on Friday, Jan. 3, but Pulisic is already back in training.

Pulisic’s Milan move showed how important the coach was to his choice of club, having played for three managers in four years at Chelsea