**Bordeaux's Andy Carroll intends to finish his career with Newcastle**

**The former England international is set to leave the French club this summer**

**Carroll has been linked with a move back to Newcastle, where he began his career**

Andy Carroll is set to leave Bordeaux this summer and intends to finish his career with Newcastle United, according to reports.

The former England international has been linked with a move back to St James' Park, where he began his career in 2006.

Carroll left Newcastle for Liverpool in 2011 for a fee of £35 million, but he failed to live up to expectations at Anfield and was sold to West Ham United in 2013.

He spent five years at West Ham, scoring 34 goals in 142 appearances, before joining Bordeaux in the summer of 2019.

Carroll has scored 11 goals in 42 appearances for Bordeaux, but he has been plagued by injuries during his time in France.

The 32-year-old is now set to leave Bordeaux this summer, and he is reportedly keen on a return to Newcastle.

Carroll is a popular figure among Newcastle fans, and he would be a valuable addition to the squad.

He is a physical presence up front, and he is also good in the air.

Carroll would provide Newcastle with a different option in attack, and he could help the club to achieve its goals next season.