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I thought it would be worth to just keep him around as some kind of mascot. Just let him make marketing tours through Murica for the rest of his contract. He would probably pay his wages in revenues we generate from the yank market. And as long as he is injured the us fanboys at least don't make a fuss about why he is not playing.

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I think the US fans are more accustomed to him not playing if they followed him at Dortmund. I didn't watch all the games at Dortmund, but I did occasionally. It is a small segment of the US sports scene that even pays attention to him. He is recognizable, but only by name for most sports fans. I cannot think of any commercial that I have ever seen him in on US tv? 

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18 minutes ago, ZAPHOD2319 said:

I think the US fans are more accustomed to him not playing if they followed him at Dortmund. I didn't watch all the games at Dortmund, but I did occasionally. It is a small segment of the US sports scene that even pays attention to him. He is recognizable, but only by name for most sports fans. I cannot think of any commercial that I have ever seen him in on US tv? 

Have the club even commercialized him much for the US market? 

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Just now, Jase said:

Have the club even commercialized him much for the US market? 

NBC shows a lot more Chelsea matches on their major channel NBC instead of NBCSN, USA, or Peacock streaming. So he is promoting Chelsea in a big effort. Commercials aside from Chelsea game promos are not big, but he is soft spoken and does not have a big personality. 

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12 minutes ago, Jase said:

Have the club even commercialized him much for the US market? 

I've read we've earned or will earn £100m in new US sponsors.

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If Pulisic stays at Stamford Bridge for the duration of his contract that would add up to at least £100m – and it could potentially be much more than that.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/8228325/Chelsea-pulisic-conquer-america-abramovich/

 

 

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14 minutes ago, ZAPHOD2319 said:

NBC shows a lot more Chelsea matches on their major channel NBC instead of NBCSN, USA, or Peacock streaming. So he is promoting Chelsea in a big effort. Commercials aside from Chelsea game promos are not big, but he is soft spoken and does not have a big personality. 

But do we gain any extra money from more club matches being shown live in the US?

7 minutes ago, MoroccanBlue said:

I've read we've earned or will earn £100m in new US sponsors.

Thanks.

The article projected what would happen when we signed him but things haven't exactly gone to plan given his injury record. Hard to attract US sponsors if he's constantly injured or being a sub, no? Plus off the top of my head and I might be wrong but I don't seem to recall we have gotten many US sponsors since signing him.

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3 minutes ago, Jase said:

But do we gain any extra money from more club matches being shown live in the US?

Thanks.

The article projected what would happen when we signed him but things haven't exactly gone to plan given his injury record. Hard to attract US sponsors if he's constantly injured or being a sub, no? Plus off the top of my head and I might be wrong but I don't seem to recall we have gotten many US sponsors since signing him.

I do not know how Spurs got such a following in the US, but before Pulisic joined the team, Man United and Spurs sold the most merchandise in the US market. Since Pulisic joined, Chelsea is selling more than Man United...which is a lot. The Midwest has really adopted Chelsea. Although the midwest is not as populated as the East Coast and West Coast, those fans are loyal to clubs and players. So he opened that loyal fan base. I do not know how to quantify that into money gained.

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6 minutes ago, Blue Armour said:

Out of curiosity how does his injury record compare with Robben during his spell here?

Robben - 3 seasons. 19 Games missed, 110 days injured. 

Pulisic - 2.5 seasons. 45 games missed, 335 days injured. 

 

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Sports Illustrated has the same story.

 

Christian Pulisic

The 23-year-old was ruled out of the Canaries fixture by Tuchel. He has been training on his own at Cobham as he steps up his recovery from an ankle injury sustained on international duty last month. 
 

Tuchel has continued to offer his full support to the American on his road to recovery, which has left Pulisic impatient ahead of a return to action. 

For now, Pulisic will have to spend some more time on the sidelines and watch from afar on Saturday.

https://www.si.com/soccer/Chelsea/.amp/news/pulisic-lukaku-werner-tuchel-provides-latest-Chelsea-team-news-for-norwich-city-clash

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