Further growth in the Belgian second and first divisions, helping Westerlo earn promotion. Genk Breakthrough (2016–2019)
Trossard’s professional path was not immediate. After debuting for Genk at 17, he struggled for playing time and spent four consecutive seasons on loan to develop: Leandro Trossard.rar
Returning to Genk, Trossard eventually became a cornerstone of the team. He captained the side to the Belgian First Division A title in the 2018–19 season, finishing his Genk career with 39 goals before moving to England. Further growth in the Belgian second and first
Two prolific spells where he scored 23 goals in 45 league appearances. He captained the side to the Belgian First
Brighton & Hove Albion signed him for approximately £18 million in 2019. Known for his technical skill and ambidexterity, he became a standout performer:
Despite his success, his relationship with manager Roberto De Zerbi soured in late 2022 after a training session dispute, leading to a swift exit in January 2023. "Mr. Clutch" at Arsenal (2023–Present)