Arsenal star’s wife deletes all signs of him from her social media

Leandro Trossard’s wife has removed all traces of him from her social media, with the Arsenal star seemingly going through a tough time off the pitch.

The 31-year-old has played a significant part in what could be an incredible season for the Gunners as they challenge for the Premier League and Champions League.

The Belgian has made 47 appearances in all competitions, scoring seven goals, and is expected to be involved in the crunch game against West Ham on Sunday afternoon.

Arsenal sit top of the Premier League with three games to play and the title in their hands.

The Gunners are also into the Champions League final and are up against it as they face the hugely impressive Paris Saint-Germain, but are just one game from their first top European title.

Trossard appears to have distractions during a crucial time, though, with his wife, Laura Hilven, deleting all signs of him from her Instagram.
The pair have been a couple for over 12 years and were married in 2019, but Hilven has now wiped Trossard from her profile, deleting a string of pictures of them together.

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A source told the Sun: ‘Laura used to have loads of pictures on her Instagram showing her and Leandro on their wedding day, on holidays and going out on date nights, but she has wiped them all.

‘If someone looked at her profile now, they would have no clue that they had ever been together, let alone married.’
The Belgian couple have two sons, born in April 2017 and January 2023.

Trossard started in the 1-0 win over Atletico Madrid in the Champions League semi-final earlier this week and immediately trained focus back on the Premier League title pursuit.

‘We just want to win the Premier League and then we have a big final ahead.

We have three important games in the Premier League and we know what we’re playing for,’ he said.

‘I think it’s been 20 years for everyone involved with Arsenal so it’s amazing to go there and obviously the focus shifts to the Premier League but let’s enjoy this and it’s an amazing feeling.

‘We have belief already from the very first moment but obviously you can see how tough it is in the Premier League so we need to be up for it again.

‘As I said, we have to celebrate today but from now on, the focus shifts towards Sunday again and as I said, we know what we’re playing for now.’
Mikel Arteta had a similar message, saying: ‘We talked immediately after the game, and this is great.

What a moment, we earned it.

‘We’ll have time to prepare and get ready for that final, but now the focus, the attention, the detail, the energy, everything has to be put into West Ham, there is nothing else there, and we made it very clear.’
West Ham host Arsenal in the huge game at both ends of the Premier League at 4.30pm on Sunday.