Swansea City head coach Luke Williams says he has moved on from speculation linking him to West Bromwich Albion.

West Bromwich Albion remain without a permanent manager following the departure of Carlos Corberan to Valencia on Christmas Eve.

Luke Williams hopes Joe Allen's late equaliser against West Bromwich Albion will aid Swansea City's efforts to move on from the 'noise' around his position.

Williams will face the media ahead of Saturday's clash with West Brom having been heavily linked with the vacant manager's role at the Hawthorns. The 43-year-old had been favourite with bookmakers to take charge of the Baggies following Carlos Corberan's switch to Spanish side Valencia in December.

West Brom are looking for their next manager after Carlos Corberan left the club last month but it won't be Luke Williams

Joe Allen's late header cancelled out Tom Fellows' breakthrough for managerless Albion to cap a week in which 43-year-old Williams was linked with the vacant Hawthorns post - though it is understood he is not in the frame to take over.

Luke Williams says Swansea City have received no approach from West Bromwich Albion for his services. Williams is among the names who have been linked with a move to The Hawthorns following Carlos Corberan's move to Valencia.

Swansea City boss Luke Williams isn’t in the frame for the West Bromwich Albion job. This is according to an update from Express and Star journalist Lewis Cox, who took to X to clarify the Baggies’ stance on the 43-year-old.