Swansea City fullback Neil Taylor is confident the squad won't break up in the summer.

The Swans sit 10th in the table with 39 points to their name.

"We have done it together as a football club and every player and manager knows what a special football club it is to be at, especially with the style of football we play," Taylor said.

"I don't think any of the players here would swap it for anything.

"In those terms, it is a football club that is growing and if it ends up being a top-10 football club, there are not many places you want to go that will be better than here.

"While things happen in the summer, as they always do, our players are doing really well here.

"Money and all those sorts of things can make you think it's great, but the feeling you get after a game like at Fulham (a 3-0 win earlier this month), having played as a team and the style we played; you can't replace that with anything.

"That is a big factor for players at this club."