Troy Parrott's worrying Tottenham future could be clear amid Antonio Conte transfer revelation

Troy Parrott is yet to be given a real chance with the Tottenham first team after making his debut a few years ago. The 20-year-old's contract expires next summer and it looks likely that he will be sent out on yet another loan once he returns to north London from MK Dons.

The striker has scored just five goals and registered six assists in 34 league appearances this season. The League One side are currently third and just four points off the top spot, which is currently occupied by Rotherham.

Although Parrott isn't bagging as many goals as he would maybe like to, or reaching the numbers perhaps expected of him, he has been praised for his work rate and selfless performances. Antonio Conte is yet to see the youngster play at Spurs, and that could prove a disadvantage for him.

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The Athletic state that the 20-year-old hasn't spoken to Conte since his arrival in the capital and he hasn't been spoken about in future plans as a first team player for the Lilywhites. During the most recent international break, Parrott spoke about his current form.

"I just realised that ultimately you get one shot at this football game and where I was at the time wasn’t helping me get to where I wanted to get to and I realised I just needed to do more. I didn’t need to change anything off the pitch...most of it was just on the pitch stuff," he admitted.

"I think it's just realising some stuff and growing up as a person and as a player. Ultimately, I think people go on loan to improve as a player and hope that it develops them in the long run and seeing what League One and Championship is like is really good."

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