Spurs’ chief talent-spotter Ian Broomfield, who played a key role in bringing Remy to Loftus Road, is a long term admirer of the France international and has recommended the club launch a move.
QPR boss Harry Redknapp revealed in May that Remy, 27, has an £8million release fee in his contract.
Transfer tug-of-war: Loic Remy, seen here on
international duty with France at the World Cup, is wanted by North
London rivals Tottenham and Arsenal
Revelation: QPR manager Harry Redknapp said recently there is an £8m release clause in Remy's contract
Arsenal are ready to trigger that clause, but they are now set to be joined in the race by Tottenham.
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger believes he is leading the race to land Remy, but news of Spurs’ interest could complicate matters.
The former Marseille forward has made a switch to Arsenal his top priority, something that should clear the path towards his Arsenal arrival.
Pole position: Arsene Wenger remains confident Remy will opt for Arsenal ahead of Tottenham
Impressive: Remy scored 14 times in 24 appearances while on loan at Newcastle last season
But the prospect of a regular starting role at White Hart Lane could lead to a change of heart.
Remy impressed during a loan spell at Newcastle last season, where he scored 14 goals in 24 starts for the Magpies.
Alan Pardew is keen on keeping Remy, but the forward’s determination to resume his Champions League career has proved a major stumbling block.
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