Mercato: Arsenal formalizes the arrival of Leandro Trossard

The failure on the Mykhaylo Mudryk file is already ancient history. Arsenal have the attacking reinforcement they were looking for in the person of Leandro Trossard. To the chagrin of Marseille, who also made eyes at Brighton’s attacking midfielder. But the Gunners were more convincing. For an estimated amount of 30 million euros, including bonuses, the London club obtained the signing of the Belgian international, announced on Friday on the club’s official website. Trossard has signed a four-and-a-half-year contract with the Premier League leaders, and has an option for a further year.

Thus, for an amount significantly lower than the 100 million euros disbursed by Chelsea for Mudryk, Arsenal got their hands on a player who was already well versed in the requirements of the Premier League. Mainly aligned as a central attacking midfielder or on the left side, the Belgian has compiled 25 goals and 14 assists in 121 appearances with Brighton, a club he joined in 2019. He notably distinguished himself this season with a hat-trick against Liverpool , but also goals against Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle. Trossard could also make his debut with the Gunners on Sunday against another English league cador, Manchester United.

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In cold weather with his coach Roberto De Zerbi in Brighton, the Belgian has therefore come to reinforce an already well-supplied attacking sector at Arsenal, more than ever armed to try to retain the lead of the Premier League until the end and thus win his first title since. 2004. The Gunners do not intend to stop there. After strengthening their attack, they should soon register a signing in defense since an agreement has been announced with La Spezia for the transfer of Polish defender Jakub Kiwior, for an amount estimated at 20 million euros.

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