Swansea City's new American owners have revealed they are in talks with Swansea council about expanding the club's Liberty Stadium home.
Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan led a consortium which bought a 68% controlling stake in the Swans in July.
The council-owned ground's capacity of 21,000 is the second smallest in the Premier League.
"That is one of the things that is top of our list," Levien told BBC Wales Sport.
"We just came from a meeting having that discussion about what's the best opportunity for us to grow the stadium, so more of our fans have the opportunity to witness the incredible action live.