They said: “Alan has done a great job in the matches he took so far and which allowed us to space to review the market for all candidates for the role of (manager).”
“We enjoyed a great work relationship with Alan, and he showed his dedication to the club during his time with us, and he rejected a number of prominent opportunities to stay in the city of Swansea.
“While the process of ensuring that we define the appropriate candidate for the role of this, we are happy with the progress made on the field.”
The message also revealed that Swansea appointed James Morgan Cenoli – who was previously working in Rangers – as a new scouting head, while the data expert Adam Worth was promoted to the International Head of Analysis and Employment.
Kravat and Cohen says that although their focus on “doing everything we can invest in the club, to make reasonable and enlightened decisions to bury things forward”, they want Swansea fans “to stay behind the team and employees and maintain the upcoming noise on the field.”
They must buy 500 tickets for each of the remaining four games in Swansea this season for members of the “local community and popular clubs”, while they will also require the free travel of the coach to Queens Park Rangers on Monday, April 21.