Tottenham are prepared to release Oliver Skipp and Troy Parrott for loans next season.
The London Evening Standard says Fulham are leading the race to sign Skipp on a season-long loan – but a deal may hinge on whether they are promoted.
Spurs manager Jose Mourinho has reluctantly agreed to let Skipp leave on loan and the 19-year-old is also attracting interest from Premier League duo Southampton and Burnley, as well as Reading and Nottingham Forest.
Skipp, who signed a new four-year Spurs contract last week, wants to play regular first-team football at holding midfield and knows he is more likely to do so at a leading Championship club than in the top flight.
Young Spurs forward Parrott is also set to spend next season on loan, with Millwall leading a host of clubs interested in the Republic of Ireland international.
Parrott has been given a glowing reference from compatriot Jason Molumby, who spent last season on loan at the Den, and Spurs would prefer the 18-year-old to remain in the capital.
