Christian Pulisic's journey detailed in new docuseries

A new docuseries about Christian Pulisic is now available on Paramount+. It gives viewers a closer look at the U.S. men's national soccer team star and his journey to success. The show covers his early days at Borussia Dortmund, his life in Milan, and his personal experiences. Pulisic rose to fame playing youth soccer in the United States. He was recognized as the best player on the field, even against teams like Barcelona. This recognition led him to Dortmund, where he faced challenges adapting to a new environment and competing with talented players. The series also highlights his personal life, including his relationship with golfer Alexa Melton. Pulisic shared that he first contacted her via Instagram. Melton has helped him find balance between his sports career and personal life, encouraging him to open up more. Pulisic has faced mental health struggles during his career, especially while dealing with coaching changes at Chelsea. He admitted feeling pressure to perform, which sometimes affected his confidence. Speaking about his issues has helped him cope during tough moments. The documentary touches on his move from Chelsea to AC Milan. Pulisic had a tough time at Chelsea, facing criticism and fluctuating playing time. He decided it was time to move on for a fresh start with Milan. A tense match against Lazio last year led to a significant incident where Pulisic received death threats after helping draw two red cards. He was shocked by the extreme reactions but was encouraged by his father and others to use them as motivation. Prominent figures, like Zlatan Ibrahimovic, reminded him that such reactions are part of the sport in Italy.