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Everton should make a move for AZ and Republic of Ireland striker Troy Parrott reckons former Blues winger Kevin Kilbane
After 37 goals for club and country last season, Everton have been backed to make a move for Troy Parrott with the message that the prolific marksman is “not a flash in the pan.”
The former Tottenham Hotspur striker who was farmed out to Millwall, Ipswich Town, Milton Keynes Dons and Preston North End before trying his luck in the Netherlands, has struck 68 times in 127 matches since moving to the Dutch Eredivisie, initially on loan at Excelsior before making a permanent switch to Alkmaar in 2024.
Last season he plundered 31 goals in 48 games for AZ while adding a further half dozen on international duty for the Republic of Ireland.
Kevin Kilbane, who made 121 appearances for Everton, scoring five goals, after being snapped up by David Moyes in 2003, reckons his former boss should make a move for the 24-year-old.
Asked by Betway Insider whether he’d tell the Glaswegian gaffer to sign Parrott, Kilbane said: “I doubt he’s going to take my advice these days! But look, as I’ve said to you before, this is not a flash in the pan.“
It wasn’t just two games where he scored five goals and the first-ever Irish hat-trick away from home. If you look at him consistently over the last couple of years at Alkmaar, he’s scored big goals in European competition, and he’s scored consistently in the Dutch league.
“He’s had to go away, grow up, and find himself in many respects. If Everton or any Premier League club were to sign Troy Parrott, you’re getting quality.“
You’re getting a player who’s matured. He looks stronger physically.
“Irish fans know he’s not a flash in the pan, the talent is real. If you’re asking me his ceiling, it could be anything he wants.“
His overall game is improving – technically and tactically. He’s far more rounded now.“And look, I believe he’s an Evertonian. I’ve heard he’s a Toffee.
“So, if he is a Toffee, we’ll take him all day long. Another Irishman in the blue jersey – we’d be first in the queue for that.”
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The 37-year-old Republic of Ireland international and club captain released a heartfelt statement on Friday, expressing deep gratitude to the fans and the club that became his home since joining from Sligo Rovers in 2009. “After more than 17 years at this great football club, I’ve decided this season will be my last as a player here,” Coleman said. “I want to thank the fans for their unbelievable support. You’ve helped me in more ways than you could imagine.”
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Ex-Everton winger Kevin Kilbane urges the club to sign AZ and Republic of Ireland forward Troy Parrott after his 37-goal season.
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