Troy Parrott and others that could do with a fresh start.
Even with Harry Kane sold, it seems unlikely that this will be the season in which Troy Parrott makes a breakthrough at Tottenham. He missed their pre-season games through injury and remains behind other attackers in the pecking order. The 21-year-old had a mixed, injury-interrupted loan spell at Preston, scoring four goals in 21 starts.
Another Irish player that you suspect may have to move on from Celtic to secure regular first-team football, having impressed during a loan spell in Portugal last season with Vitória Guimaraes. Injury problems are one of the reasons the 24-year-old has struggled to establish himself at Parkhead and he is currently recovering from a back injury that has left in doubt his ability to compete in the upcoming World Cup qualifiers away to France and at home against Netherlands.
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