Newcastle are considering a move to re-sign Andy Carroll at the end of the season on a free transfer after his West Ham contract expires.
The striker scored 11 goals in 19 Premier League
Carroll has been at West Ham since 2012, but with his contract expiring this summer a return to St James' Park could be on the cards.
West Ham have the option to extend the striker's contract by another two years but Carroll could leave on a free at the end of the season if the Hammers opt against retaining the 30-year-old.
According to the Sunday Sun (via Chronicle Live), Carroll's Essex mansion is also now up for sale - a property that is just 20 minutes from West Ham's training HQ, a move which could mean he is thinking of leaving the London club.
The Magpies have monitored Carroll's situation last summer but decided against signing the number nine in favour of bringing in Salomon Rondon on loan, however Rondon's loan will be up at the end of the season and Newcastle
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Speaking earlier this season, Carroll
"Yes, I want to stay and I want a new deal but I can’t really think about that every day," he said. "I’ve just got to play my football when I get the chance.
Source : 90min