Thursday 4 May 2017 16:35, UK
Paul Clement is sure he will be Swansea City manager next season whatever division the team ends up in.
Swansea's American owners are understood to be keen to provide a period of stability at the club, having had three permanent managers in charge this season - Francesco Guidolin, Bob Bradley and now Clement.
Clement has overseen an improvement in form since taking over with the Swans bottom of the table in January, but they remain in the bottom three with three games remaining, starting at home to Everton on Saturday.
Speaking at his press conference ahead of that game, Clement said: "When I came in January I signed a contract for the remainder of this season, plus two more.
"I am really enjoying my time working here at the club with all the great people behind the scenes.
"There's also a really good group of players and a fantastic set of fans as well.
"I'm very happy here and I look forward to staying here for the remainder of my contract, irrespective of the outcome this season."
