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Controversial Cardiff City owner Vincent Tan says he will consider reversing his decision to change the club's colours if they return to the Premier League.

Cardiff City owner Vincent Tan has said that he will consider reversing his controversial decision to change the club's kit if they return to the Premier League.

The Malaysian billionaire changed the side's colours from blue to red in 2012, a decision that has been the source of protests by fans ever since.

"I would like to focus on getting the club back to the Premier League," Tan told the BBC.

"After we get back to the Premier League, I will definitely sit down and find a solution to this (the kit). Maybe we can find a compromise.

"I would like to tell the fans, let us get back to the Premier League first. After we are there, I assure fans that I will sit down with them and find a solution that will be satisfactory for them and for me also."

Cardiff were relegated last week following a 3-0 defeat against Newcastle.

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