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Trossard’s Late Assist Powers Belgium Comeback and Spurs Fresh Transfer Questions

His decisive cross that forced extra time highlights strong World Cup form and could affect Arsenal’s summer transfer plans.

Overview

  • Belgium overturned a 2-0 deficit to beat Senegal 3-2 after extra time, with Leandro Trossard supplying the cross for Youri Tielemans’ 89th-minute equaliser in the match played on Wednesday, July 1.
  • Trossard played 109 minutes in the Seattle Stadium game, was briefly involved in a heated exchange with Tielemans at a hydration break, and was substituted late in extra time.
  • Belgian outlets gave Trossard generally positive ratings of about 6–7 out of 10 and match reports credit him with tournament-leading chance creation and two goals plus an assist so far.
  • Several outlets have reported renewed transfer activity, saying Arsenal have accepted a reported £17m offer and that Trossard is open to a move to Aston Villa, but those claims are based on limited sources and are unconfirmed.
  • Trossard’s sustained World Cup form could prompt Arsenal to rethink any sale given he is under contract until 2027 and continuing to produce key moments on football’s biggest stage.