Troy Parrott

Tottenham striker Troy Parrott says he values both his loans with Millwall and Ipswich last season. While the numbers don't stand out, Parrott insists he's a better player for the experience. "I've learned a lot about myself this season, what level I'm at, what I need to do to get...

Troy Parrott is confident the Republic of Ireland’s pool of emerging strikers herald an exciting new era for the nation. The 19-year-old Tottenham frontman marked his fifth senior cap with his first international goals, a double in Thursday night’s 4-1 comeback victory in Andorra as Stephen Kenny’s faith in a new generation of players paid dividends.

Troy Parrott’s first international goals spared the Republic of Ireland’s blushes as they came from behind in Andorra to finally hand manager Stephen Kenny victory at the 12th attempt. The 19-year-old Tottenham striker cancelled out Marc Vales’ shock 52nd-minute opener with a sweet strike and then powered home a header...

Tottenham striker Troy Parrott was delighted with his two goals for the Republic of Ireland in their win against Andorra. It was Parrott's fifth appearance for the senior team, the same stage at which record goalscorer Robbie Keane claimed the first of his 68 for his country, although Parrott was not allowing himself to be carried away by the comparison.

Stephen Kenny has backed Troy Parrott to have a bright future for the Republic of Ireland after the teenager scored twice to help secure his first win as manager. Ireland were staring further humiliation in the face when the 19-year-old Tottenham striker scored twice – his first senior international goals – inside three minutes to haul them back from a 1-0 deficit in Andorra and rekindle memories of his exploits at under-21 level.

Many of Tottenham Hotspur's young loan players have seen their seasons come to an end this week for one reason or another. Fifteen of the club's young players were sent off to spend the campaign away from Tottenham's nest as the club looked to develop their ability and get the youngsters experience in senior football at clubs across England, Scotland, Germany and Spain and even across the Atlantic in the USA.

Former Tottenham attacker Andy Reid has questioned whether Troy Parrott will make it at the club. Parrott is currently on-loan with Ipswich Town. Reid told the Sunday World: "When I first went over to England with Nottingham Forest, it was generally a lot of British and Irish lads in the English teams," recalls Reid, who enjoyed a career that also included spells with Tottenham, Charlton and Sunderland.

Tottenham‘s young striker Troy Parrott has been tipped for big things, but it’s been a fair wait for the first senior goal of his career. But the Ipswich loanee was rewarded for his patience with an absolute gift to open the scoring against Plymouth Argyle, on his toes to capitalise on a mistake at the back.

Tottenham Hotspur's young loan players have been getting minutes under their belts across England, Spain and Germany. Jose Mourinho and his staff are keeping a close eye on the army of players Spurs now have out on loan across Europe and the Football League. It's time to check in on...

It's not been the easiest 14 months for Tottenham striker Troy Parrott since Jose Mourinho's arrival in north London. The highly-rated teenager - capped at international level by the Republic of Ireland before he'd made his Premier League debut - was restricted to just six minutes of top flight football by the Portuguese boss during the 2019/20 season, despite the long-term injuries suffered by Harry Kane and Son Heung-min.

League One side Ipswich Town have signed Tottenham striker Troy Parrott and Wolves right-back Luke Matheson on loan until the end of the campaign. Parrott, 18, made 14 appearances on loan at Millwall earlier this season. His last appearance for Spurs came off the substitutes bench in an FA Cup...

TOTTENHAM recalled whiz kid Troy Parrott from Millwall and sent him on loan to Ipswich because of his playing position. SunSport understands Spurs were keen for the 18-year-old to play for a side that creates more chances to play as a No9. That was not the situation at Millwall, where...