Russell Martin will reportedly not be making a return to Swansea City as manager following Luke Williams’ dismissal. According to journalist Ben Jacobs, the 39-year-old is not going to fill the vacancy after the club parted ways with Williams on Monday evening.

Luke Williams is set to leave his position as Swansea City head coach following an awful run of results since the turn of the year that has dragged the Championship club into a relegation battle. Swansea were ninth in the table and only four points from the play-off positions when they beat Luton Town 2-1 on December 29,

Luke Williams lasted just over a year in the job after replacing Michael Duff in January 2024; Alan Sheehan has been put in interim charge as the club look for a replacement; Watch Leeds vs Sunderland live on Sky Sports Football on Monday;

Swansea City have announced the sacking of head coach Luke Williams. The Swans sit 17th in the Championship with 10 wins from their opening 33 games this season, with five defeats in their last six outings. “This was a difficult decision and one that has not been taken lightly," said chairman Andy Coleman.

Head coach Luke Williams departs Swansea City after a run of seven defeats in the club's past nine Championship matches.

Having just shown Luke Williams the door, Swansea City are now reportedly exploring the chance to sign a young Premier League coach alongside two other reported options. Sat as low as 17th in the Championship,

Swansea City have announced the departure of head coach Luke Williams after a poor start to 2025. The Swans have just one of their last 10 games in all competitions including last Saturday's 3-1 defeat away to Stoke City.