Frenchman is the Geordies’ top scorer so far this campaign.
On-loan Newcastle United front man Loic Remy has rocked the Magpies by revealing that he wants to quit St James’ Park to play for “a great European club” at the end of the season, according to reports in the Daily Mail.
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The France international joined the north-east giants on a season-long loan from Championship outfit Queens Park Rangers at the beginning of this campaign.
However, with that loan set to come to an end at the climax to this season, Remy is due to return to his parent club in west London this summer.
But the player has now made it perfectly clear that he intends to seal a move to a major club on the Continent as soon as the summer transfer window opens again at the start of July.
“Clubs are discussing with my agent, I’m open for everything,” said Remy.
“I want to join a great European club, to play at the highest level.
“Regarding my future, everything is possible, even coming back to France. I’ve played for great clubs in France, like Lyon and Marseille.”
Remy, 27, has been heavily linked with a move to Premier League side Arsenal next season after scoring 13 league goals for Newcastle this campaign.