Northern Ireland international Kyle Lafferty has accepted his time at Norwich is seemingly over.
Lafferty, 28, started twice for his country at Euro 2016, despite not starting for his parent club since January 2015.
The striker has since been loaned out to Turkish side Rizespor and Championship outfit Birmingham, and does not expect to be part of the Canaries' upcoming campaign in the final year of his deal.
Lafferty, who scored seven times in the qualifying campaign for Euro 2016, recently got married and when he returns from his honeymoon he anticipates seeking a new employer.
"When I come back I will probably be looking for a new club," Lafferty said. "I haven't really had any contact with Norwich over the summer but the fans have been absolutely brilliant with me. They know I wanted to play for the club and I always gave 100 percent but it wasn't to be."
Lafferty and the rest of his Northern Ireland colleagues were back in Belfast on Monday, having been knocked out of Euro 2016 following their defeat to Wales two days earlier.
Although their run ended at the round-of-16 stage, 10,000 fans turned up in the Northern Irish capital to congratulate Michael O'Neill's squad on their achievements in their first major tournament for 30 years.
"I didn't think I'd ever see scenes like that," Lafferty said. "Since I came into the squad we have been up and down and we finally got to the levels we knew we could get to. This has topped anything we've done in the past as a squad and the whole country has been together. When that happens it shows what we can all do.
"With what we achieved in qualifying and again at the tournament, I think we proved a lot of people wrong. There were people who thought they knew it all about what we were going to do -- or not do -- but we proved they haven't a clue.
"We went beyond anyone's expectations. But as good as it was to be standing in front of the fans in Belfast, we know we should probably still be in France preparing for the quarterfinals, but that's football for you. To see the fans give us a heroes' welcome after that is exceptional."