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Newcastle United will reportedly look to activate Loic Remy's release clause if Queens Park Rangers get relegated from the Premier League.

Newcastle United will reportedly be in the market for Queens Park Rangers striker Loic Remy, if the West London outfit get relegated from the top flight.

The Frenchman moved to Loftus Road in the January transfer window, but has been linked with a possible exit in the summer if QPR fail to make up a seven-point gap for survival.

It is understood that the Magpies will try to activate Remy's release clause if QPR drop into the Championship, according to The Metro.

Reports have claimed that Tottenham Hotspur are also monitoring the forward.

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