Arsenal forward Leandro Trossard is under pressure to deliver at Euro 2024 after a disappointing start to the tournament. The Belgian attacker produced a lackluster performance in his team's 1-0 loss to Slovakia, earning a dismal 1/10 rating from the Belgian press.
According to goal news, this subpar display has sparked concerns among Arsenal fans, who had grown accustomed to Trossard's impressive form for the Gunners.
Trossard's struggles at Euro 2024 are a far cry from his impressive stint at Arsenal, where he had forced his way into Mikel Arteta's starting XI and drawn comparisons with Arsenal legend Freddie Ljungberg. His stock at the Emirates Stadium is currently at an all-time high, and he will be eager to redeem himself when Belgium takes on Romania next.
As one report notes, "If he can produce his best in what remains of Belgium's time in Germany, then Trossard could drive his value up even higher, which raises the question as to whether or not the Gunners ought to consider cashing in on the player this summer should a suitor come forward." This raises questions about Trossard's future at Arsenal, with some speculating that the club may consider selling him if a lucrative offer arises.
Trossard's performance at Euro 2024 will be closely watched by Arsenal fans and scouts alike, as the Gunners weigh their options for the upcoming season. Will he be able to regain his form and drive up his value, or will his struggles continue? Only time will tell.