Swansea City head coach Vitor Matos has agreed to a new contract that will keep him at the Championship club until 2030. The Portuguese, who is 38 years old, was initially appointed in November on a deal lasting until 2029. However, the club's improved performance under his leadership has led to the decision to offer him improved terms.

Matos expressed his enthusiasm for the club, stating, "From the moment I arrived here, I have sensed how powerful the connection between Swansea City and the fans and community is." He highlighted this strong bond and the shared desire to create more positive experiences as key motivations for extending his contract.

Chief executive Tom Gorringe emphasized the importance of "stability and consistency of vision" during this "exciting time for the football club." He praised Matos's significant impact since November and expressed excitement about the team's future direction under his guidance. Gorringe added that the new deal signifies the club's confidence in Matos and his team's work, as well as their belief in future accomplishments together.