L. Trossard🇧🇪

Leandro Trossard Height

173cm (5ft 8in)

Leandro Trossard Nationality

Belgium

Leandro Trossard Religion

Christianity

Leandro Trossard Wife

Esther Lemmens

Leandro Trossard Children

Milan (age 7)

Leandro Trossard Net Worth

$18 million

Leandro Trossard Weekly Wage

£180,000 per week

Leandro Trossard Contract

Expires June 2027

Leandro Trossard Club

Arsenal

Leandro Trossard Position

Forward

Leandro Trossard Age

31 years old

Leandro Trossard Preferred Foot

Both

Leandro Trossard Hometown

Maasmechelen, Belgium

Early Life

Leandro Trossard was born on December 4, 1994 in Maasmechelen, Belgium. He grew up in Belgium's Limburg province and came through the Genk youth system before making his breakthrough in Belgian football. His technical quality and creativity made him stand out as a versatile attacking player.

Breakthrough

Brighton paid £15M for Trossard in 2019 and he became one of the Premier League's most efficient wide players over three and a half seasons. Arsenal paid £27M in January 2023, immediately impressed by his ability to play across the front three. His versatility makes him one of the hardest players to prepare for.

Career

His Arsenal career has been characterised by high-quality contributions in both goal and assist terms — particularly his ability to come off the bench and change games. He scored a crucial goal against Brentford that Arsenal had particularly needed. His Belgian international career has also produced consistent performances.

Personal Life

Trossard is known for a quiet, professional demeanour. He prefers to let his football do the talking and rarely courts publicity. He left Brighton under difficult circumstances — a falling out with the manager over attitude — but reinvented himself brilliantly at Arsenal.

Legacy

One of Arsenal's most reliable performers in recent seasons. The kind of player whose value is fully understood only when he is not available — intelligent, versatile, and always ready to contribute.

Trossard became the second player in Premier League history to score a hat-trick in his first home start for a club — doing it for Brighton

He left Brighton amid reported conflict with manager Roberto De Zerbi — and immediately thrived at Arsenal

Arsenal paid £27M for him in January 2023 — he has since produced over twice that value in contributions

Trossard can play as left winger, right winger, or false nine — making him one of Arsenal's most tactically flexible players

He won Belgium's Golden Shoe award for top scorer in the Belgian Pro League before moving to England