By Daily Sports on May 11, 2018

Swansea City manager Carlos Carvalhal will leave at the end of the season.

A home loss to Southampton, coupled with Huddersfield’s draw at Chelsea, means Swansea are almost certain to be relegated from the Premier League.

The Swans must beat Stoke while Saints lose to Manchester City with a 10-goal swing in Sunday’s final round of games to secure an unlikely survival.

Carvalhal is out of contract at the end of the season but had been in talks to remain at the Liberty Stadium.

However, it is understood the Swansea board has decided not to renew Carvalhal’s contract after a run of eight games without a win.

The news comes on the day that the Swansea City Supporters’ Trust called for chairman Huw Jenkins to stand down from his position.

Crucial decision

Former Wales striker Iwan Roberts said the decision on Carvalhal’s future was “crucial” to Swansea’s future as they plan for life in the Championship after seven successive campaigns in the Premier League.

“Who’s going to be the manager now is the big question,” Roberts said before the news broke of Carvalhal’s imminent departure.

“There’s some big questions: the owners need to come out and answer some questions as well.

“The club has tried to do things on the cheap, bring players in on the cheap.” (BBC)

•Photo shows Carvalhal 

Source Daily Sports

Posted May 11, 2018

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