Arsenal is set to offer Trossard a new deal after rejecting an offer to sell him

Arsenal received an unexpected offer from Saudi Arabia for Leandro Trossard just after the European transfer window had closed.

The Gunners had completed their transfer business following a busy deadline day and were not anticipating selling any players post-window. However, a Saudi club attempted to entice Arsenal into selling Trossard, but the offer was rejected.

This approach highlighted that Trossard is being closely monitored by other clubs, even though he has primarily been used as a substitute, often making a significant impact off the bench.

Trossard’s effectiveness as a substitute, sometimes surpassing his performances when starting, makes him a valuable asset for Arsenal. As a result, the club is considering offering him a new contract, according to Football Insider.

The report suggests that Arsenal will reward Trossard for his contributions since joining the club by potentially extending his deal. The Belgian is expected to play a crucial role in Arsenal’s success this season.

Just Arsenal Opinion

Every player who makes an impact deserves a new contract, and Trossard is worth offering a new deal.


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5 Comments

  1. He was upset about getting benched but come on man when you do that and then get a start you have to take your chance and prove yourself worthy of starting for this massive club You let us down, bro

    He’s a good difference-maker from off the bench though I’ll give you that bro

  2. He deserves an offer of a new contract (it will be up to him whether he accepts it, of course).

    If you consider that last season, he scored three times the number of EPL goals that Jesus managed (12 vs 4) yet his reported salary is about one third of that which Jesus gets (£90k vs £265k a week). There’s something wrong somewhere.

  3. By the look on his face after scoring against Villa, I bet he won’t be able to sign quick enough.

    I don’t know about anyone else, but I think there’s a problem developing between Arteta and Trossard.

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