MICHAEL Laudrup admits there is no guarantee Luke Moore will keep his place in the Swansea City side despite his recent good form.
Moore salvaged a point for Swansea at Norwich City last weekend with a well-taken 75th-minute volley.
It was the enigmatic striker's third goal in four appearances - only two of which were starts - but Laudrup could still leave him out when Swansea return to action against Southampton next week.
"If you look at team (at Norwich), I wanted him to play with Michu just behind," said the Swansea manager.
"But maybe Michu will be up front in the next game again because the game is different and I want another kind of midfield."
Moore may not have started at Carrow Road had Leon Britton been available, and the midfielder is set to come back in contention when Swansea face the in-form Saints a week on Saturday.
If Laudrup chooses to stick with Moore at centre-forward and plays Michu in his preferred attacking midfield role, either Britton, Jonathan de Guzman or Ki Sung-Yueng would miss out.
