Swansea striker Lee Trundle has still got his heart set on making his stay with the club permanent despite a lack of starts so far.

The 33-year-old has made just one starting appearance for the Swans since returning to the club on loan from Bristol City, but has come off the bench four times and has scored two goals.

Trundle, a cult hero with Swansea's fans, had previously been frozen out by Bristol boss Gary Johnson and is just happy to be involved in a first-team squad again.

"I'd 100 per cent much prefer to be coming off the bench here than not playing at all with Bristol," he said.

"It's obvious to everyone that I'm enjoying it and I've got a new lease of life here. I haven't started that many games but we have a lot of strikers and I'm just waiting for my chance.

"I'd like to stay here, of course I would, and I'm hopeful that in time it will all get sorted out. But that's for further down the line."