Swansea City have confirmed that caretaker manager Alan
Curtis will continue in his role until the end of the season.
Curtis took over at the club following the departure of Garry
Monk on December 11 and has guided them in the five
games since, with a meeting between chairman Huw
Jenkins and the rest of the board deciding to stick with the
Welshman until the end of the campaign.
It had been reported that Jenkins had flown out to meet
Marcelo Bielsa regarding the possibility of taking over at the
Liberty Stadium, but Curtis will now remain in charge and
guide the club through the January transfer window and
beyond.
Curtis will continue in his role until the end of the season.
Curtis took over at the club following the departure of Garry
Monk on December 11 and has guided them in the five
games since, with a meeting between chairman Huw
Jenkins and the rest of the board deciding to stick with the
Welshman until the end of the campaign.
It had been reported that Jenkins had flown out to meet
Marcelo Bielsa regarding the possibility of taking over at the
Liberty Stadium, but Curtis will now remain in charge and
guide the club through the January transfer window and
beyond.
BREAKING NEWS: We are pleased to confirm caretaker-manager Alan Curtis will remain in charge for therest of the season.pic.twitter.com/X8MCrCkaUJ— Swansea City AFC (@SwansOfficial) January 7, 2016


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