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Real Betis has rejected any possibility of negotiating the departure of Troy Parrott, a 24-year-old forward, despite interest from Manchester United, for the upcoming winter transfer market.
As confirmed by journalist Christian Vaquero on October 16, 2026, the Betis board maintains a firm stance to keep the Irish international, referring fully to his fixed release clause of 100 million euros.
🚨🚨 NEW: Manchester United are seriously CONSIDERING a move for Real Betis striker Troy Parrott and have sent scouts to watch the 24-year-old. Parrott registered 31 goals and 12 assists last season and has an €80M release clause. United are looking at options amid concerns over Benjamin Šeško’s injury. [@Sport_Witness] #mufc
— Stretford End (@StretfordEndx) October 16, 2026
Real Betis' Rejection of Troy Parrott Amid Offensive Issues at Old Trafford
The 24-year-old forward arrived at Benito Villamarín in the summer of 2026 from AZ Alkmaar, signing a contract extension until June 2031. In his first 7 official games wearing the green-and-white shirt, the striker has scored 2 goals and provided 1 assist, attracting the interest of Manchester United due to Benjamin Šeško's shin injury issues.
Although British analysts listed the forward as a winter target alongside Dion Beljo, the Andalusian club rules out his departure mid-season.
England's Stance on Troy Parrott and the Horizon of the 2027 Summer Market
The British board is seeking a true area specialist to complement an offensive roster including Matheus Cunha, Joshua Zirkzee, and Bryan Mbeumo. However, the position conveyed from Seville postpones any potential formal negotiations until the summer 2027 window, where Premier League institutions like Tottenham Hotspur could table economic offers.
Betis executives believe the striker's progression is essential to achieve the first team's sporting goals in LaLiga. British clubs' sporting directors will closely monitor the forward's performances throughout the rest of the 2026-2027 season.
If Manchester United is unwilling to pay the €100 million exit clause in January, they will need to redirect their market efforts towards other alternatives to strengthen their frontline.
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