TRANSFER BANGER — “Look, if there’s interest there” Troy Parott makes Unstoppable comment when asked about Leeds United transfer link….. Could this be the end of Elland Road striker drought?

Troy Parrott’s impressive goal-scoring streak has finally come to an end, with the striker failing to score for the fourth consecutive match.

Parrott speaks on his future as Leeds United show interest

Leeds United scouts have been monitoring Parrott closely in recent weeks. Although he didn’t score in his latest Conference League outing, he still delivered a strong overall performance.

After the game—speaking via Premier Sport’s TikTok channel—Parrott said he takes transfer interest as a positive sign, suggesting it reflects well on his performances for AZ Alkmaar.

The forward, who continues to be linked with Leeds, played a key role in Alkmaar’s 2–0 win over Shelbourne, at a time when rumours of a Premier League move continue to grow.

Following his standout displays for the Republic of Ireland during the international break, Leeds reportedly discovered the fee required to convince AZ Alkmaar to sell their in-form attacker.

With talk of a January move back to England intensifying, Parrott has now addressed the speculation surrounding his future.

Parrott said:
“If there’s interest, it means I’m doing something right. Like I’ve said before, I’m settled here and really happy. I’m enjoying my football, so nothing has changed for me. My focus is here. The future is the future — I just take each game as it comes.”

Comparing Parrott’s form with Dominic Calvert-Lewin

While Parrott may be playing in a league below Premier League level, his form in the Eredivisie during the 2025/26 season has been impossible to ignore.

He has been far more productive than Dominic Calvert-Lewin this term, outperforming his expected goals and showing impressive efficiency in front of goal.

Stats comparison (2025/26 season so far):

• Troy Parrott:
  • 7 goals in 8 Eredivisie matches
  • xG: 6.3
  • 5 big chances missed
• Dominic Calvert-Lewin:
  • 1 goal in 10 Premier League games
  • xG: 2.17
  • 6 big chances missed

While it remains uncertain whether Parrott can successfully make the jump to Premier League level, his numbers this season demonstrate a striker who is clinical when presented with opportunities and performing well above expectations.