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Swansea City midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng is said to remain a doubt for his side's game against Newcastle after complaining of a hamstring strain.

Ki Sung-Yueng remains a doubt for Swansea City's home clash against Newcastle United due to a hamstring strain, according to reports.

The South Korean midfielder was forced off shortly before half-time against Chelsea last Saturday after complaining of the niggle.

WalesOnline claims that Swans staff are confident that Ki has not suffered a serious issue, but will struggle to make this weekend's game against Steve McClaren's new side.

Jack Cork is expected to step up to replace the 26-year-old former Celtic man in Garry Monk's starting lineup after impressing against Jose Mourinho's side on the opening weekend of the season.

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