Blackburn Rovers striker Adam Armstrong says he'll consider his future at parent club Newcastle United this summer.
Armstrong will still have two years remaining on his Magpies deal come the end of the season.
"Obviously they're concentrating on the Premier League which is a massive thing so hopefully they can stay up," Armstrong told Sky Sports when asked about Newcastle.
“I keep in contact with the Under-23s coach now and then but I'm focused more on getting my head down and doing well for Blackburn.
“It's been hard to get to a game this season but I've got a lot of good friends there and I always check the results because I'm still a massive fan.
“The plan is to go back in the summer and assess the situation because I've still got two years left on my contract."