Deleted Items folder appears in Outlook for Gmail account

If Outlook creates a Deleted Items folder for a Gmail account in Outlook, it's probably because the Trash folder is hidden in Gmail.

Remove the account from Outlook
Sign in to Gmail
Change the Settings -> Labels -> Trash setting to Show
Add the account back to Outlook

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