The former Toon captain confirmed the decision on Saturday with his contract running down.
Now 34, Trippier says he has no plans to retire and now reveals there's offers beginning to arrive.
"There's a few things in the pipeline," he revealed. "I don't really want to say much because I want to be respectful towards the club. That will get sorted when it gets sorted.
"I just want to focus on (the next game against) Crystal Palace and the remaining games ahead to give my all, as I always have done, for the football club. Whatever will happen in the future will happen and I'm just excited for that."
Trippier also said: "Me coming out now and saying I'm leaving doesn't matter.
"You're still going to get 100 per cent commitment from myself - the manager knows that, my teammates know that. If I play or I don't play, it doesn't matter, I'm still supportive of the team.