Parrott has confirmed his expectation is to move on from AZ Alkmaar this month after two superb seasons at the Dutch side.
The Dubliner has turned his career around at club and international level across the last 18 months after opting to permanently leave Spurs in 2024 following a loan spell at Excelsior.
On the back of scoring 17 goals at Excelsior, Parrott was targeted by several of their Eredivisie rivals, before accepting AZ's offer in an €8M move.
Parrott has steadily improved with 20 goals in 2024/25 and 31 in 2025/26 and AZ will demand around €25M for their talisman.
West Ham United were rumoured to be the frontrunners for a deal, alongside Premier League pair Fulham and Everton, but the 24-year-old is confident he can show his best away from English football.
"Before I went to the Netherlands, I was completely focused on England, I dreamed of the Premier League.
"But once in the Netherlands, I discovered the football world is a lot bigger than England. Nothing is official yet, so I don't think it's proper to say where potential interest is coming from."
Real Betis and Borussia Dortmund are also tracking him with both sides able to offer the ex-Spurs attacker UEFA Champions League football for the first time in his career.