This price stood out to me straight away. Trossard is one of the more experienced players in this emerging Belgium side and regularly won fouls for Arsenal during the 25/26 season as a key player in their title success.

Trossard won 39 fouls across his 21 starts for Arsenal during the domestic campaign (1.75 per 90). This dropped slightly during qualifying (0.91 per 90), but I’d put this down to Belgium not really being tested during qualifying and coming up against sides that couldn’t really get near them.

This intensity will definitely increase at the World Cup; we’ve already seen foul counts of 16-18 from some sides, so it’s clear that the passion surrounding the tournament leaks onto the pitch. 

Egypt are quite an aggressive side too; they averaged 14.50 fouls per game during qualifying and should struggle to get on the ball here - opening the door for Trossard and other Belgian players to frustrate the African side and draw challenges.

There’s clear value with this angle when backing with bet365; it’s as short as 1.44 with other major bookmakers - making it worth backing for the price alone.