Newcastle United loan star Loic Remy will wait to see what next summer holds before making a decision on his future.
The France international has linked up with the Magpies on a season-long agreement from Queens Park Rangers.
Harry Redknapp has hinted that Remy forms no part of his long-term plans, but QPR are pushing hard for an immediate return to the Premier League and may welcome a proven frontman back into their ranks.
Newcastle hope that situation can be avoided, as they are keen to strike a permanent deal, but Remy is ruling nothing out at this stage.
He said in The People: "I will look at whatever offers come in - whether they be from Newcastle or whether they be from QPR.
"Then I'll consider what is best for me and for my future career.
"The most important thing at the moment is playing well at Newcastle, then hopefully trying to get a more regular position in the French squad.
"And then, afterwards, I am still a QPR player. I am just here on loan."
Remy snubbed a switch to Newcastle in January in favour of joining QPR, but claims to have no regrets at having linked up with a club which ultimately tumbled out of the top flight.
He added: "I was happy with the choice I made. I believed Newcastle was a great club and it would have offered me a great career but for personal reasons I decided to go to QPR.
"But it was disappointing because we suffered relegation. Now I am really happy to be here at Newcastle."
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