Swansea City goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski has insisted that there is no rift among the camp, amid rumours over the future of manager Garry Monk.
It had been reported on Wednesday that the 36-year-old had missed training for a second successive day, although the club responded to those suggestions by posting a picture of Monk leading the side.
"It would be wrong for people to start creating something like that, that there is tension or something in the group," Fabianski told TEAMtalk.
"It's a difficult period but we have to stick together and help the club in the best way possible. We all have one target and that is to perform well for Swansea, for the club and the fans. That is the best way to get over this.
"Obviously the results are a concern for us because as a group, as a club, we are capable of much more than we are achieving at the moment."
The Swans have won just two of their nine Premier League matches under Monk this season.
