Arsenal's Leandro Trossard has spoken out about the unexpected playing time he received during his first two months with the Gunners.
He didn't anticipate playing much, but injuries have allowed him to play more than he had planned.
Due to the injuries to Gabriel Jesus and Eddie Nketiah this season, the Belgian winger has been playing as a false nine for Arsenal. Trossard has contributed six assists and one goal for the squad, making him a notable player.
“I maybe didn’t expect to make that many minutes, but injuries helped me a bit. I’m however more than convinced of my own capabilities, I arrived in a great group, filled with great players.” Leandro Trossard told Aol.
“It was a very busy and weird period for me, but I’m very happy that I have been able to join Arsenal. I think it’s been a great step for me,” said Trossard.
With 69 points after 28 games in the Premier League, Arsenal leads the pack but is closely pursued by second-place Manchester City, which has 61 points with a game remaining. The team's ability to win the championship may depend on Trossard's assistance.
Trossard stated his happiness at joining Arsenal and settling in swiftly. He applauded the team for having excellent players who made it simple for newcomers like himself to adjust and develop.
The 28-year-old winger moved from Brighton & Hove Albion to Arsenal in January 2023 for a rumored £27 million transfer price.
Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, now has more alternatives up front because to Trossard's flexibility as a winger who can also play as a false nine. Trossard's presence has been crucial in preserving their chances of winning the championship since several of their important players have been injured.
Trossard will surely be crucial to Arsenal's success as they keep up their pursuit of the Premier League championship. In order to defeat formidable opponents, he will need to generate opportunities and score goals.
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