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The move was revealed by Swansea Chairman Huw Jenkins who told the Evening Post "I will be speaking to Lee today to finalise things with him, and I think he has made it clear that he will be happy to stay

The former Brentford and Fulham man has enhanced his growing reputation as one of the championship's finest midfielder's this month with three well taken goals against Reading and Sheffield Wednesday, that saw the Swans consolidate their place in the play-off places.

Signed from Spanish giants Barcelona back in 2007, Orlandi has shown his versatility from playing on the wing and his ability to play at the heart of the midfield. However with the rumour mill in overdrive ...

There were almost 19000 in the Liberty most of whom watched in disbelief as Mr Taylor showed Serran the red card for a supposed elbow on his Crystal Palace opponent.

Hills lined up against Swansea City on Monday in his second appearance since returning from a loan spell at Oldham earlier in the season

The Swansea City captain had to be prevented from shaking the referee's hand at the end of the game by Paulo Sousa after Mr Taylor sent off Albert Serran in the 17th minute - a decision that Swansea have confirmed they will appeal.

The Swansea City captain has watched the on loan striker score five goals in his loan spell from Bristol City with Trundle himself having made no secret of his desire to stay.

The defender saw red against Crystal Palace in the 17th minute yesterday but the club have now confirmed that they will appeal the sending off.

The Swansea City vice captain is never one to hide his true feelings after a game and his statement summed up what many were feeling after yesterday's farcical decision to send off Albert Serran for a supposed elbow.

The Swansea City manager pulled his captain away from the referee at the end of the game and Monk took no part in the post game huddle that has become the norm amongst the Swans.

The shocking decision taken by the referee to send off Albert Serran in the 17th minute effectively ruined what was threatening to be a fantastic afternoon's entertainment at the Liberty.

As for the game itself, Warnock added: "Swansea fought really hard throughout the game and it was no surprise they tired in the last 15 minutes when their 'keeper (Dorus deVries) made some good saves.