Belgian Leandro Trossard has entered the final year of his contract with Arsenal, amid significant ambitions for a qualitative leap that combines both sporting aspects and lucrative financial returns.

Despite the head coach of the 'Gunners' being keen on retaining the player's services, renewing his contract faces major obstacles due to the clear gap between his high financial demands and the club's management, which has shown no willingness to meet them.

This complication has opened the door to speculation about his potential departure in the summer transfer market, especially with serious interest from clubs outside the English league that have already begun discussions with the player's representatives.

Turkish club Fenerbahçe is among the most prominent clubs that have officially moved to sign Trossard, having expressed a clear desire to acquire him, benefiting from his current contractual situation which makes him an attractive deal.

On the other hand, several Saudi clubs have shown interest in attracting the player, most notably Al-Shabab and Al-Ettifaq, in addition to the newly promoted Neom club to the Roshan League, as part of their efforts to strengthen their squads with players of European experience.