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Its just the nature of his position. The hardest thing to do is to score and create goals, to unlock defences. If he could do that week-in week-out at this level then he'd have been well above our pay grade. Arsenal took a punt on him after they were gazumped at the last minute for Mudryk, and...

We can all single out some anonymous displays from him (and all our players for that matter). But over the last 3.5 years or so he's without a doubt been one of our best and most productive players. I've not looked up a goals reel, but I'd wager his is pretty special. That one v Brentford on...

I miss him. We don't have another player like him, on his day he was sublime. Mitoma has certainly softened the blow, but I'd have loved to have had Trossard's versatility as an option still. He such an intelligent player, a craftsman and a real asset to any team. He's slotted right in at...

He's 28. I don't think sell-on clauses are going to come into it tbh. Just get what we can and move on.

Probably just easier to specify the club, rather than just saying "Madrid". I didn't know which one you were talking about.

The crucial factor being - his usefulness as a player (to us). He's been a bit shonky of late, but thats post World Cup and as stated previously, not overly unusual for someone who tends to blow hot and cold. With Mitoma on the scene though, he's now got some serious competition. He'll need to...

I am perfectly calm, thank you for your concern. I'm just not quite ready to bin off a prize asset like Trossard quite as readily as some folk on here, neither am I convinced he is Bissoumaring his way out. Time will tell.

Trossard has ALWAYS blown hot and cold, this dip in form is nothing new. I'd be very sad and disappointed to see him leave off the back of a few ropy performances during a VERY small window since the PL resumed. When he's on his game he is a joy to watch, absolutely sublime. There's no reason...