Pulisic is blisteringly fast, both in acceleration and sprint speed. He can stretch defenses with ease, beat full-backs in one-on-one sprints, and create separation for crosses or shots.

For a winger, Pulisic has exceptional shooting stats. Whether it’s finesse shots from outside the box, driven strikes, or quick finishes in tight spaces, he is consistently dangerous in front of goal. He can be trusted to finish chances with minimal setup time.

This is one of his most valuable traits. With a 5-star weak foot, Pulisic becomes extremely unpredictable and versatile. He can shoot, pass, or cross effectively with either foot, making it difficult for defenders to force him in one direction. You never have to second-guess whether he’s on his "strong" side.

Pulisic isn't just a goal threat, he’s also an excellent creator. His passing, vision, and crossing are all top-tier.

Unlike many physically built wingers, Pulisic feels extremely light and responsive on the ball. His close control, balance, and agility allow for sharp dribbles and quick changes of direction.

While not as physically imposing as power wingers like Ibarbo or Bale Pulisic holds his own. He has enough strength to fend off challenges and maintain possession in most duels.

Cons:

This is arguably the biggest drawback. Medium attacking and defensive work rates can lead to Pulisic being less aggressive with his runs and less involved in pressing.