The American winger turned 21 on Wednesday, September 18th, and with his birthday, Pulisic can celebrate being the US player with the best involvement rate of the team.
The new US men's national team Captain America, the star winger that made a record-breaking move to Chelsea, reached the majority of age as Christian Pulisic turned 21 this Wednesday, September 18th.
Since his professional debut, Pulisic has distinguished himself from the rest, becoming the youngest American US player to appear on a World Cup qualifier with 18 years old, and from that day on, Christian has set his mark with the USMNT.
Since the new Chelsea player debut with the US national team, Pulisic has had a hand in 22% of the US team goals, for a record of 13 goals and nine assists, surpassing the likes of Clint Dempsey or Jozy Altidore, as no other player has a better average than Christian Pulisic.
Clint Dempsey is the second American player with a better involvement rate than Pulisic with 16% followed by Jozy Altidore with 15%, Gyasi Zardes with 12% and Bobby Wood with 11% to form the top 5 of involvement rate with the United States National Team, with Pulisic leading the table and a starting career with the Stars and Stripes squad.