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Stoke City boss Mark Hughes says that there is a "danger" of the club losing Jonathan Walters at the end of the season as contract talks remain unresolved.

Stoke City manager Mark Hughes has admitted that there is a "danger" of Jonathan Walters leaving the club at the end of the season.

The Republic of Ireland international, who will be a free agent in the summer, has struggled to come to an agreement with the Potters over a new deal.

Walters has publicly expressed a desire to stay at the Britannia, but talks broke down between the two parties in the summer.

"There is a danger that we could lose Jon, but that isn't what I want and it isn't what he wants," Hughes said in a press conference this afternoon.

"There is scope to sit back down, I would have thought. Jon is capable of making an impact as he is right now. We would love to come to a satisfactory conclusion."

Walters has scored four goals in all competitions so far this season.

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