Source: Team_Talk
Williams facing up to boss loss
Martinez is believed to be in talks with Wigan - where he played for six years - about taking over from Steve Bruce, who was confirmed as Sunderland's new boss on Wednesday.
Williams - one of four Swansea players in the Wales squad preparing for Saturday's World Cup qualifier in Azerbaijan - does not want to see the Spaniard quit the Liberty Stadium.
But he said: "Nobody wants the gaffer to leave, we are all his players and he brought most of us to the club.
"He has done a lot for us all, made us better players, and we all owe him a lot. If he goes then I don't know what will happen to the team. But if he goes and progresses his own career then I can only be happy for him.
"He signed me for Swansea from Stockport and has played me all season in the Championship. That is what I wanted and he has given me the chance to advance my career. But if he can now further his career in a higher league then I can only be happy for him."
