Real Betis are in active negotiations with the Dutch AZ Alkmaar in anticipation of the addition of 24-year-old Irish national team striker Troy Perrott. According to information, the amount in stock is 20 million euros (17.1 million pounds sterling), and on the other hand close to the remaining stowage.

Previously, the forward, who began his career in London's Tottenham, was closely linked with a move to the English West Ham, but the Spanish club itself is winning the fight for the graver. Troy moved to Alkmaar in the summer of 2024, moving from Spurs after a successful loan to another Dutch club - Excelsior.

The 2025/26 season showed incredible form, scoring 10 goals in the first seven matches. Prote injury to the knee ligaments, as if he were getting rid of a sickle, knocked him out of life right up to death. Unfazed by the pause, the Irishman finished the season in the Dutch championship with a miraculous performance - 16 goals in 28 matches.

In addition to the club's successes, Troy became a true hero for his national team, helping the national team of the Republic of Ireland reach the playoffs of the world championship. In the fall of the last year, he scored a double in the upcoming match against Portugal (2:0).

In just three days, we scored a hat-trick against Ugorshchina (3:2), scoring the winning goal in the 96th season. This performance made Troy the first player in the history of the Irish national team, scoring a hat-trick in a foreign match for the national team. In addition, he became the first Irishman to score three goals in one match under the legendary Robbie Keane in 2014.

The forward, who already has 37 caps for his national team, will be a key figure in Geimir Hallgrimsson's team in the upcoming Nations League matches. In Group B3, the Irish will face Kosovo, Austria and Israel.

Transfer to Real Betis opens up new horizons for Perrotta. For the 2025/26 season, the club from Seville won a place in the Spanish La Lisa, which guaranteed them a direct ticket to the Champions League. Moving to such a team will be a wonderful chance for the Irishman to demonstrate his goalscoring prowess in the biggest club competition in Europe.