“West Ham Star’s SHOCKING Come-and-Get-Me Plea After UNBELIEVABLE January Target Display – Moyes is LOSING HIS MIND and Fans are in MELTDOWN!”

Troy Parrott has surfaced as a serious transfer option for West Ham United following an impressive start to the season with AZ Alkmaar, form he has successfully carried onto the international stage.

While several West Ham players secured their places at the upcoming World Cup with their national teams, Parrott stole the headlines by scoring a sensational hat-trick to guide the Republic of Ireland into a play-off fixture.

His standout display inevitably attracted attention from clubs across Europe, and with West Ham preparing for the departure of Niclas Füllkrug, it is no surprise that they have now stepped into the race for his signature.

The Hammers are expected to step up their interest in Parrott after his latest eye-catching performance for AZ Alkmaar over the weekend.

Troy Parrott scores brilliant goal for AZ Alkmaar vs Heerenveen

Although Callum Wilson found the net for West Ham against Bournemouth, his goal does little to mask the club’s continued need for a reliable, long-term striker.

Nuno Espírito Santo requires a centre-forward capable of delivering consistent goals while playing full matches, rather than someone restricted to sporadic minutes.

Both Füllkrug and Wilson have shown difficulty maintaining such a workload, which makes the idea of replacing one of them with a younger, more dynamic option increasingly logical.

Parrott fits the profile perfectly, especially given his electric form in the Eredivisie this season.

With six goals in his first seven league matches, the 23-year-old added yet another to his tally with a superb finish against Heerenveen.

After receiving the ball into his feet, he produced an exquisite first touch, spun sharply, and guided a precise effort into the far corner.

It was the sort of confident, instinctive strike that West Ham fans have not seen often enough in recent seasons—making the Irishman an appealing potential acquisition.

Parrott could bring an end to the Niclas Füllkrug experiment at West Ham

Given West Ham’s limited spending in the summer, the club is expected to operate with a one-in, one-out transfer strategy in January.

If that approach is followed, any move for Parrott would likely require Füllkrug to make way.

The German forward has struggled to adapt to Premier League football, and there is little sign that his fortunes will change before the winter window opens.

West Ham may now prioritise offloading him swiftly to create space for a more effective alternative.

Parrott’s latest goal for AZ serves as the ideal “come-and-get-me” signal, highlighting exactly the kind of ability the West Ham supporters are eager to see leading their line.