Arsenal 'in advanced Leandro Trossard transfer talks as personal terms are already AGREED with Brighton outcast' | The Sun

ARSENAL are reportedly in advanced talks to sign Leandro Trossard from Brighton.

The Gunners are said to have prepared an official bid for the 24-cap Belgium international after missing out on Mykhailo Mudryk to Chelsea.

Discussions remain ongoing, but are at an advanced stage, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano.

However, an agreement has not been reached as of yet.

The 28-year-old has been linked with a move after a falling out with Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi.

Italian boss De Zerbi criticised Trossard for his attitude.

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He was left out of the Brighton squad for the last two games against Middlesbrough and Liverpool.

And Trossard is now reportedly closing in on a permanent move to Arsenal.

He is already claimed to have agreed personal terms with the Gunners.

That's after reports earlier this week claimed Tottenham had seen a £12million bid for the Belgian international turned down.

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Chelsea were also rumoured to be interested in his signature.

Trossard has scored seven goals and provided three assists in 16 Premier League games this season.

He also played in all three of Belgium's games at the World Cup.

Trossard joined Brighton in the summer of 2019 from Belgian side Genk.

The winger has scored 25 goals and provided 14 assists in 116 appearances for the club in all competitions.

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