• Manager could receive up to £3m in compensation whether he is sacked
• Brendan Rodgers one of several names put up as a successorIt remains a question of when and not whether Garry Monk loses his job as Swansea City manager on the back of a dismal run of results that has left the club one point above the relegation zone,yet it is possible that the silence at the Liberty Stadium will continue for another 24 hours because Huw Jenkins, the chairman, and is due to be in London on Tuesday collecting his OBE.
Saturday’s emphatic 3-0 defeat at the hands of a rampant Leicester City side means Monk is on the brink and there is an acceptance within the club that a change at the top is now inevitable. Swansea believe won only one of their final 11 league games and the manner of the defeat against Leicester was every bit as damaging as the scoreline. Many of Monk’s players looked as whether they had given up the fight.
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Source: theguardian.com