Indecisive striker may be Remy-dy for Spurs.

After humming and ahhing over his future for what seems like an age, Loic Remy seems to be no closer to sorting his future at Marseille after numerous links to the Premier League and more specifically, Tottenham Hotspur.

Now former Spurs boss Harry Redknapp was a long-term admirer of striker Remy in his stint as boss, and back in May the Frenchman said he would be willing to move to White Hart Lane if Redknapp remained in charge.

Redknapp has long gone now though, but Remy could be a part of the bright new Andre Villas Boas era after telling France Football, as reported by Talksport, that it remains to be seen if he will indeed leave the Stade Velodrome this summer.

The 25 year old, who bagged 12 goals in Ligue 1 for Marseille last season, has said that he will remain focussed on the job in the south of France in the meantime, but his links with Liverpool, Manchester City and Spurs has seen speculation increase over his departure.

Spurs tabled a £10 million bid for Remy back in January according to the Metro, but it is believed a fee in excess of £20 million will have to be reached to land the pacy front-man who got 20 goals in all competitions last season for Marseille, with whom he is contracted until 2015.

Robert Lewandowski and Emmanuel Adebayor have been mentioned as Villas Boas' search for a striker goes on at Spurs, but a move for Remy could well be on.

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[bob]

Come on Remy. be brave make the move you will be a hit!