Ki scored in the 66th minute of Swansea City's 1-1 draw with Sunderland on Saturday, his first game back after returning from the Asian Cup.

Ki's diving header was his only shot of the day, though he did add four interceptions, one tackle and one clearance. He had an assist against QPR back on New Year's Day, which means he has a goal and assist in his last two Premier League appearances.

Ki was away during January for the Asian Cup, but immediately returns to the starting lineup against Sunderland on Saturday.

Ki was a fair threat before his departure scoring a goal at the end of December. He's an active player all over the pitch and is worth a look at the right price.

Sung-Yueng will not be available to play for Swansea when they face Southampton on Sunday since he's still competing in the Asia Cup for Korea Republic, Express reports.

Sung-Yueng has been away from Swansea for the entire month of January and he won't be available for Premier League play until Feb. 7 against Sunderland. Upon his return, he will more than likely regain his spot in the starting XI since he racked up 19 starts before heading to Asia.

Sung-Yueng netted his third goal of the season to give Swansea the 1-0 victory over Hull City on Saturday.

Sung-Yueng isn't a major threat to score from game-to-game, although he's now taken a total of 16 shots over 17 Premier League games. He will be looking for his first assist and fourth goal of the season when Swansea faces Aston Villa on Friday.

Sung-Yeung (shoulder) managed to play the full 90 minutes during his return to the pitch Saturday against Everton.

Sung-Yeung was able to train ahead of Saturday's match but still needed a late fitness test before taking the pitch. Swansea drew to a 0-0 tie against Everton on Saturday and will likely be challenged by Arsenal this upcoming Sunday.

Sung-Yueng (shoulder) has been able to train ahead of Saturday's match against Everton but will still face a late fitness test to determine his availability.

Sung-Yueng was not available for Tuesday's Capital One Cup loss to Liverpool and was allowed to rest his injured shoulder instead. With this rest and confirmation that he's been able to train, it seems likely that the 25-year-old will be available to face Everton, although a late fitness test may ultimately prove otherwise.

Sung-Yueng was able to record a goal during Swansea City's 2-1 victory over Manchester United on Saturday.

Sung-Yueng had a disappointing end to his 2013-14 season as he dealt with knee tendinitis, but he appears to have made a full recovery based from Saturday's performance. By hitting the pitch at full speed and playing all 90 minutes against United, Sung-Yueng may be an enticing player to watch when Swansea faces Burnley on Saturday.