Williams cool on contract talk

Swansea defender Ashley Williams has insisted that he is happy at the Liberty Stadium despite speculation about his future.

Williams signed a three-year extension to his contract 12 months ago but reports suggest the Welsh outfit want to offer the Wales international a new four-year deal. However, the 28-year-old, who was linked with a move to Newcastle over the summer after impressing during his debut season in the top-flight, says he is in no hurry to agree new terms. "It's a boost and always nice to be wanted," Williams told the Sun Sunday. "It is early days and we haven't got down to talking about it. But there's no rush as Swansea know me. I've been here five years and they know I'm not bothered about contracts. I just get on with the job. "How could I not be happy at the minute? It's been a great start, in fact perfect. I'm captain and I'm enjoying it. "If the contract is right for me to sign now, then I'll sign it. If it's not, then I won't sign it. It's no big deal or pressure. I may sign it in the future. At the minute I'm happy."