Leeds United are stepping up their pursuit of Troy Parrott, with reports suggesting the club are “all over” a move to sign the former Tottenham Hotspur forward ahead of the summer transfer window.
Parrott has reignited his career since leaving Spurs, enjoying an impressive spell with AZ Alkmaar. The Irish striker has emerged as one of the most clinical forwards in the Eredivisie this season, catching the attention of several clubs across Europe.
Leeds, under the guidance of Daniel Farke, are determined to strengthen their attacking options, and Parrott has quickly risen to the top of their shortlist. The club’s recruitment team have reportedly tracked him extensively, impressed by his movement, finishing, and growing maturity in front of goal.
Despite Leeds’ strong interest, they are unlikely to have a clear run at the 23-year-old. Premier League rivals, including West Ham United, are also monitoring the situation closely, setting the stage for a potential bidding war.
AZ Alkmaar are understood to be in a strong negotiating position, with Parrott under contract and his value soaring due to his recent performances. A fee in the region of £15–17 million — or higher — could be required to secure his signature, especially if competition intensifies.
For Leeds, the move signals clear intent. After inconsistency in front of goal this season, adding a proven and in-form striker is seen as a key priority. Parrott, once a highly rated prospect at Tottenham, now appears ready to make a serious impact at the highest level.
As the summer window approaches, Leeds’ interest in Parrott is more than casual — it is decisive. Whether they can win the race for his signature could prove crucial in shaping their ambitions for the season ahead.














