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Newcastle United have reportedly agreed to buy French striker Loic Remy from Championship outfit Queens Park Rangers.
Loic Remy has an a clause in his contract which would allow the Magpies an option to sign the talented Frenchman on a permanent basis.
Remy has been prolific since his loan switch to the Tyneside this season, having scored twice in Newcastle's 3-2 defeat to Hull City Tigers last weekend.
According to the Journal, Newcastle have shown interest in keeping the French striker at St.James Park beyond the current season and have negotiated a pre-agreed transfer fee with Queens Park Rangers.
However, the move will only go through if Remy decides on staying put with the Magpies at the end of the season.
Written by Sri Aswin
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