Fabrizio Romano reveals latest twist in Leandro Trossard’s Arsenal future

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Just days after reports emerged that Besiktas had reached an agreement with Arsenal over a deal for Leandro Trossard, respected transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has now provided another significant update.

As reported earlier this week, the Turkish giants agreed a package worth €18 million plus a further €2m in add-ons with Arsenal for the Belgian international. However, the transfer remained dependent on personal terms being agreed with the player.

According to Romano, Besiktas are now preparing to send a delegation to the United States to negotiate directly with Trossard while he remains on World Cup duty with Belgium. The Italian journalist adds that the winger will make a final decision on his future once his international commitments have concluded.

Latest development takes negotiations to the next stage

This appears to be the clearest indication yet that Besiktas are serious about completing the deal. While Arsenal and the Turkish club have already settled on a transfer fee, convincing Trossard to make the move is now the final major hurdle.

The 31-year-old has just one year remaining on his Arsenal contract, making this summer a logical opportunity for the Gunners to recoup a respectable transfer fee rather than risk losing him for nothing in 2027.

We reported recently that Trossard had delayed making any decision until after the World Cup, and that Arsenal and Besiktas had reached a club-to-club agreement. Romano’s latest update now suggests discussions with the player are about to begin in earnest.

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Arsenal’s summer business continues to evolve

Should Trossard agree personal terms, Arsenal would move another step closer to reshaping their attacking options this summer. Mikel Arteta already appears determined to refresh his forward line, with several attacking reinforcements continuing to be linked alongside potential departures.

Of course, until Trossard gives the green light, nothing is guaranteed. Belgium’s World Cup campaign understandably remains his immediate priority, and there is every chance he will wait until after the tournament before making such an important career decision.

Nevertheless, this latest update suggests this transfer is gathering momentum, with Besiktas now taking the next practical step towards securing the Arsenal forward’s signature.

Do you think Arsenal should accept losing Trossard for around €20 million, Gooners, or would you rather see him stay for another season?

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6 Comments

  1. Trosaard £17 mill
    Kiwior £14 mill
    Vieira £10 mill
    Mavropanaos £3 mill to Stuttgart

    Yet Stuttgart sold said player to West Ham for €25 mill..

    Somthing not right at the club

  2. I don’t want to see this deal go through and I can only hope that in person coercion isn’t involved and that Leandro gets back home from the US safe and sound.

  3. Trossard has won the league and can leave on a high. €20m with one season left on his contact is not a bad business for arsenal at all.

  4. I have nothing but admiration for Trossard, however there has to be a time to let go.

    As supporters we can’t have it all ways. Get a reasonable return and reinvest or hope that his form continues

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