Parrott has been loaned out to numerous clubs to help him grow because he has struggled to earn a spot in Tottenham’s first squad despite his talent and promise.

Parrott showed promise during his loan stints at various clubs, scoring 47 goals and dishing out 14 assists in 155 appearances.However, he only scored 4 goals in a mediocre season last year at Preston North.

As a result, his loan move to Rotterdam could be seen as a vital step in his development and could determine whether he has a successful or unsuccessful season.

He’ll be battling Nikolas Agrafiotis, who has two goals in his first two games, for a spot up front.

He must do well in Rotterdam if he hopes to join the Tottenham team.

Parrott can look to Harry Kane, another academy graduate who climbed to prominence and set the club record for goals scored, for motivation by studying Tottenham’s own success stories.

Kane went on to become a legend at Tottenham, having also had a number of loan stints before making an impact in the first team. Through his loan assignment, Parrott has the opportunity to follow in Kane’s footsteps and possibly gain a spot in Tottenham’s starting lineup in the future.

Spurs are reportedly still looking for a striker to replace Kane in the meantime. Several candidates have been associated with them, including Jonathan David and Gift Orban.

However, they are running out of time and will have to act swiftly if they want to recruit a player before the transfer window closes.

However, it has been said that the manager’s strategy continues to be centered on making the proper signing rather than turning to panic purchases.

To locate the best striker who complements Tottenham’s future goals and playing style, the club is anticipated to take its time.