Bulky striker admits the future is out of his hands.
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Norwich City striker Grant Holt has admitted that he will leave his future in the hands of the club, Sky Sports reports.
The 32-year-old enjoyed a strong debut season in the Premier League last season but found it more difficult to find the net this time around, which has led to speculation that his future may lie away from Carrow Road.
Australian side Melbourne Heart have been rumoured to be taking an interest in him, though he is still under contract with the Canaries and has said that he would consider staying at the club for as long as they want him.
“Only the manager and the people upstairs will know if they want me to be here next year,” he said.
“I’ve got my contract and we will see how it goes from there.”
Norwich boss Chris Hughton has claimed that Holt remains in his plans too, and was quick to play down any transfer talks.
“Probably it is not my responsibility to say anything because I haven’t made any comment on that subject. What I have seen is press speculation.
“Grant is a player who signed a new contract in the summer and he has two years left.
“I might be wrong, but I believe he started more games this season than last season so this is someone who has been right in there playing games. Anything you read or hear is speculation, because for me it is not an issue.”