Daily Transfer Updates: 14th January

1. Confirmed- Newcastle have confirmed signing Marseille’s Loic Remy for an approximate £8.3m. (Fox Sports)

2. Confirmed- Former Liverpool winger, Dossena, has joined Palermo from Napoli on a six month loan deal. (Sky Sports)

3. Confirmed- ACF Fiorentina have confirmed that Francesco Della has been transferred to AC Siena. (Viola Channel)

4. Confirmed- Cork Cith FC have completed the signing of Irish defender, Darren Dennehy. (RTE)

5. Confirmed- Irish goalkeeper, Ian McLoughlin has joined Walsall, on loan from MK Dons. (BBC)

6. Swansea look to sign Osasuna attacker Roland Lamah with a £2million deal. (Mirror)

7. Fulham makes a £3m move to sign 18 year old Belgian centra half, Bernard Malanda-Adje. (Mirror)

8. Norwich eye Celtic’s striker, Gary Hooper as they look to increase their fire power. (Guardian)

9. Brazilian wonder-kid, Neymar has dismissed all reports that said he had agreed to move to Barcelona. (Daily Mail)

10. Manchester United and Manchester City look to sign St Etienne striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. (The Sun)

11. New Blackburn boss Michael Appelton want to signs West Brom midfielder George Thorne. (The Sun)

12. Fulham midfielder Chris Baird looks to be signed by Reading and West Brom. (Sunday Mirror)

13. Everton all set to make a move for Athletic Bilbao defender Fernando Amorebieta, who will be out of contract at the end of the season. (Sunday Mirror)

14. Brendon Rodgers is back on track to sign Bolton winger Chung-yong Lee. (Daily Star)

15. Fiorentina target Manchester City striker John Guidett. (Daily Star)

16. Newcastle line up a bid for West Ham defender James Tomkins, as Colocinni’s future with the club is in doubt. (Daily Star)

17. Arsenal aiming  for Toulouse defender Serge Aurier as replacement for Bacary Sagna at right-back. (People)

18. Reading looking to sign Arsenal full-back Carl Jenkinson, on loan. (People)

19. Cardiff have joined the race to sign QPR striker DJ Campbell. (People)

20. David Moyes is ready to sell Victor Anichebe for £5million, in order to raise funds. (People)