Swansea City officials receive death threats amid fan unrest

Swansea City is facing a crisis as it sits seventeenth in the Championship, having earned just one point from its last five matches, resulting in increasing frustration among fans. The club's management has reportedly received death threats due to perceived failings, prompting the Swansea City Supporters Trust to condemn the abuse and call for an urgent fans' forum. Concerns have intensified over the January transfer window, with speculation surrounding captain Matt Grimes potentially leaving for Coventry City and dissatisfaction over the club's lack of new signings. The Supporters Trust emphasized the need for better communication between the club and its fans. Club chairman Andy Coleman has expressed a commitment to improving transparency and engaging with supporters. As tensions rise, both the team and management are under pressure to stabilize the situation and improve performance on the pitch.