Tottenham Hotspur fans may soon see Troy Parrott back in the Premier League if one of their rivals gets their way, amid some confusion regarding how much his release clause is worth.Some Spurs fans have been clamouring for the club to re-sign Parrott, who is now fulfilling the potential that many felt he always had during his time at the Hotspur Way academy.Not only is he finding the back of the net regularly, but the Irishman is also demonstrating the kind of all-round centre-forward play at Real Betis that Tottenham have been crying out for from Dominic Solanke this season.It was previously reported that the former Spurs man’s release clause at Betis stands at €100m (£85m), but a fresh update has refuted that claim while talking up the possibility of the striker returning to the Premier League.Photo by Gabriel Colchero/Quality Sport Images/Getty ImagesMan United contemplating move for former Tottenham striker Troy ParrottAccording to Ficherio, Parrott’s impressive start to life at Betis has put him on the radar of elite clubs across Europe.Many scouts have been impressed by the centre-forward’s link-up play, strength and finishing, and one Premier League club is now doing their homework on the player.However, it is not Spurs, but Man United, whose management is ‘closely monitoring’ Parrott’s progress ahead of the upcoming window.The Red Devils are said to be keen on revamping their frontline, and they view the Republic of Ireland international as someone who can improve their side immediately and has high future potential.Parrott can be signed for just £68mContrary to what some outlets have reported in the past, Ficherio assert that Parrott’s release clause at Betis is worth €80m (£67.5m) instead of €100m.However, it is revealed that the La Liga club are relaxed about the situation as the centre-forward is contracted to the club until 2031.Any interested club would have to meet the release clause to sign Parrott in January, and it is also revealed that the former Spurs man is fully focused on helping Betis achieve their objectives this season.READ MORE: Tottenham have their very own ‘little Paul Pogba’ according to academy parentsThe post Tottenham regret as Man United consider bidding for £68m Troy Parrott appeared first on Spurs Web.