London, Jan 16: QPR closing on French duo, AC Milan are interested in Newcastle pair, Barca want Manchester United's goalkeeper, Fulham want Dutch goalkeeper, Wenger is ready to spend big in January, all the transfer news and rumours from the Barclays Premier League on Jan 16.

EPL: Top transfer news and rumours on January 15

• QPR manager Harry Redknapp expects Loic Remy to complete his £8 million move to Loftus Road today after passing a medical. Another Frenchman Yann M'Vila from Rennes will follow Remy to QPR.

• Rangers striker Djibril Cisse will move to the Middle East on a loan deal for the rest of the season to make way for Marseille forward Remy.

• AC Milan are interested in Newcastle duo goalkeeper Tim Krul and right-back Davide Santon.

• The Magpies expect wantaway skipper Fabricio Coloccini to stay with the club at least till the summer.

• Barcelona stopper Victor Valdes is not sure over his future amid speculation linking him with a move to Liverpool.

• The Catalans are considering a move for Manchester United keeper David De Gea to replace Valdes if he leaves the club.

• Newcastle are interested in Saint Etienne striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after missing out on Loic Remy who is poised to join QPR.

• Fulham have pulled out of signing England goalkeeper Jack Butland as they are on the verge of signing Roma's Maarten Stekelenburg.

• Shakhtar Donetsk are ready to sell forward Willian to Chelsea or Tottenham during the transfer window but want £20 million for the Brazilian.

• Newcastle are in line to bid £9 million for Ajax captain Seim De Jong.

• Chelsea midfielder Lucas Piazon has joined Malaga on loan. Rafa Benitez wants the Brazilian youngster to gain more experience.

• Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that the club will spend big during the transfer window.

• Wesley Sneijder is not in a hurry to decide his future. The Dutch midfielder has been linked with Galatasaray while sources say Inter Milan have agreed a deal with the Turkey giants but it's up to the player to decide now.

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