Real Betis have made it clear that Troy Parrott is not available, even as speculation grows over a possible move back to Tottenham Hotspur. The club is reportedly treating the Republic of Ireland striker as a key part of its plans and is not considering offers.
The 24-year-old has been linked with a return to north London, where he began his career. His rise has drawn interest from several clubs, and Tottenham are said to be among those watching his progress closely.
Betis have protected their position with an £85 million release clause in his contract. That figure puts any deal well out of reach for most suitors and signals that the Spanish side expects him to stay unless a buyer meets the full price.
Betis have also spoken publicly about the situation, a move that appears aimed at shutting down the rumours before they gather pace. For now, the message from Spain is that Parrott is staying, and any club wanting him will need to pay a very large sum.
Whether Tottenham are willing to meet that valuation remains to be seen. With the speculation continuing, the situation is likely to stay in the spotlight.
