Bayern Munich Want To Sign Arsenal Attacker This Summer: What Should The Gunners Do? | OneFootball

The summer transfer market always leaves loose threads. Some footballers live their holidays in peace, but others suddenly find their name on the agenda of powerful clubs. Leandro Trossard is no exception. The Belgian striker, who ended the 2024/25 season with remarkable figures, has become an interesting signing for Bayern Munich. It is no coincidence: Christian Falk, a renowned German journalist, has revealed that the Bavarian giants are keeping a close eye on him. The idea is not far-fetched. Bayern are looking to strengthen their wings, and if their main operation gets complicated, the spotlight will be on London.

Bayern’s interest reshapes Gunners’ summer

According to Falk, Trossard would be plan B in case Bayern fail to sign Luis Diaz, their priority. The Colombian is still tied to Liverpool, who are reluctant to let him go. In this situation, Trossard appears as a serious alternative. Arteta is confident in his striker: 10 goals and 10 assists speak for themselves. Moreover, his versatility gives oxygen to the Gunners’ attack.

The detail that adds spice is his recent change of agent. He is now represented by Dirk Hebel, who knows the German market. That could soften any dialogue if the Bavarians decide to take the plunge. As of today, there are no signs that Trossard wants to leave. However, if new signings reduce his space, the door could open.

Which way should Arsenal go?

The news, while preliminary, should set off a warning light in London. Trossard is no ordinary striker. His performances last season showed he can hold down the left flank with goals and pace. Selling the Belgian would mean losing out on experience and quality. We recommend that Arsenal take a firm stance and, should an offer come in, weigh up the sporting impact before the financial return.

Beyond that, there is an angle that many forget, that the Belgian has already changed agent. That speaks of a certain openness to explore new opportunities, and Bayern could seduce him with minutes and a solid project under Kompany. For fans, the interesting question is whether the arrival of a big-name winger will push Trossard out the exit door. Moreover, it should not be discounted that his versatility also makes him key as a rotation plan in the face of a busy schedule. The Gunners must act fast. To armour Trossard with a clear and competitive role would send a resounding message. The market dictates its own rules, but a serious club do not give away pieces that already work.