Laudrup: Plan is to stay with Swans

Michael Laudrup insists he will remain in charge of Swansea despite the club severing ties with his agent.

Laudrup: Plan is to stay with Swans
Thu, 13 Jun, 2013 - 13:05

Michael Laudrup insists he will remain in charge of Swansea despite the club severing ties with his agent.

A dispute between Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins and the Dane’s representative, Bayram Tutumlu, has disrupted the club’s summer transfer plans and led to fears Laudrup would leave the Liberty Stadium.

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