French ace agrees Arsenal terms

It’s understood that Arsenal have agreed terms with QPR striker Loic Remy over a summer move.

The 27-year-old Frenchman, who spent last season on loan at Newcastle, has openly stated that his future is up in the air despite QPR’s promotion to the Premier League next season, and Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal have all been linked with a move for the speedy forward.

But according to several reports, Remy has already agreed terms with Arsene Wenger’s side before the World Cup in Brazil commences.

It is thought that the Gunners will pay around £10 million for the France international’s services, and if reports are to be believed then Remy could well prove to be a very astute signing by Wenger by snapping him up before the striker’s price-tag (potentially) increases with a decent World Cup campaign under his belt.

Remy has in the past admitted his admiration for the club and Gunners legend Thierry Henry and was also spotted at the Emirates in the Arsenal’s last game of the season against West Brom, increasing speculation that he may well be playing for us next season.

Remy netted 14 goals in 26 appearances for Newcastle last season and will almost certainly offer Olivier Giroud much-needed and healthy competition upfront.

Let’s hope these reports prove to be accurate.