According to GiveMeSport, Tottenham Hotspur may stop Troy Parrott and Oliver Skipp from departing the team this summer in order to maintain the necessary number of homegrown players for the Premier League and the Champions League.
Parrott has contributed to 12 goals in 22 Eredivisie games this season while on loan at Excelsior Rotterdam, demonstrating his exceptional play.
GiveMeSport has confirmed what we have already learned from other sources, namely that teams in Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium are reportedly preparing moves for the striker, who is currently reportedly a wanted man around Europe.
Tottenham could block exits for Parrott and Skipp
The source claims that the Spurs, who risk missing out on the Premier League’s homegrown quota going into the upcoming season, may prevent Parrott from leaving the team.
According to the article, should the Lilywhites advance to the Champions League, they are also concerned about having an adequate number of players with club experience.
It is alleged that Oliver Skipp, who would desire to quit his boyhood club in pursuit of a fresh challenge, might also be blocked from departing by Ange Postecoglou’s men.
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If Postecoglou has no intention of employing a player, he is not the kind of manager who would prevent them from leaving and keep them at the team only to fill up the roster.
As evidenced by their strong interest in youngsters like Conor Gallagher and Tosin Adarabioyo, the Lilywhites will be eager to bring in domestic talent. I do believe Spurs will let go of Skipp.
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