The Big Six of the Premier League are starting to show interest in Brighton attacker Leandro Trossard.
Arsenal and Chelsea are allegedly interested in signing Brighton forward Leandro Trossard.
Red-hot Despite being content at the Amex Stadium, Brighton forward Leandro Trossard has said he is willing to consider any offers that are put forth amid rumors of interest from Arsenal and Chelsea.
The brilliant Belgian continued his incredible goal scoring streak on Saturday when he scored a beautiful hat-trick in the Seagulls’ thrilling 3-3 draw at Liverpool.
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Since his £15 million transfer from Genk to the Premier League in 2019, the 27-year-old has been operating under the radar, but clubs are suddenly starting to take notice of his performances and statistics.
Trossard scored seven goals in the Premier League last season, and after scoring five times in seven games, he is very close to matching that total.
His Anfield treble was also resounding proof that he can perform against the toughest opponents in the division after a mesmerizing performance of merciless finishing that quieted the Kop.
The 27-year-contract old’s expires in 2023, but it does have the option for a one-year extension that Brighton are set to exercise, according to The Mail, and both Arsenal and Chelsea are among the clubs interested in signing him.
the feelers out, indicating that should a compelling offer come his way, he is open to the possibility of a transfer.
When asked about the future, he responded to the Monday Night Club, “It’s hard to say anything about that right now.
“Depending entirely on which club shows up. If I’m feeling good and things are going well in my personal life, but I also know how good I am at Brighton, and things appear hopeful under the new coach Roberto De Zerbi.”
Trossard has previously stated that he would unquestionably be open to working with his former manager Graham Potter once more at Chelsea.
During the international break last week, he spoke with Belgian publication Het Nieuwsblad and stated: “Speculation about me following our coach to Chelsea makes no sense.
“I’d want to go if the chance presents itself. I like to play rather than watch, though.
Last season, Manchester United was also said to be interested in signing Trossard, but the Red Devils never showed any signs of making a move for the Belgian international, indicating the rumors were unfounded.
Brighton wants to sign the forward to a longer, better deal, but Trossard wants to weigh his options before deciding to stay with the Seagulls.
Trossard has already stated that he is enjoying working with newly appointed manager Di Zerbi and cannot wait to continue picking his brain this season.
“I’ve only been with him for three days, but you can immediately tell how he wants to play,” he remarked. A characteristically Italian coach, he is tactical, demands a lot of us, and exudes passion.
Fair enough, I adore it. With him, I believe we will have a bright future, and I am anticipating the approaching months.
With just one loss in their first seven games—four wins, two draws—Brighton is currently fourth in the Premier League standings.