Right-back Walker-Peters and striker Parrott are Tottenham academy graduates, and Spurs chairman Levy was looking forward to watching them in the first team during the 2020-21 campaign, according to the report.
However, according to the report, Tottenham head coach Jose Mourinho did not rate either, and neither player will be in his squad next season.
While Walker-Peters has joined Premier League rivals Southampton on a permanent contract after a loan spell at St. Mary’s Stadium during the second half of this past season, Parrott has moved to Millwall in the Championship on a season-long loan deal.
Good decision?
Walker-Peters is 23 years of age, and it was hard to see him establish himself in the Tottenham first team now.
It made sense for the right-back to make his loan move at Southampton permanent.
As for Parrott, the Republic of Ireland international striker is only 18 years of age, and he does have a long-term future at Spurs, especially if he does well at Millwall next season.
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