Cardiff City boss Neil Warnock has no idea about his future beyond the end of this season.

With his team's fate uncertain, Warnock, 70, is unsure whether he will still be at Cardiff next season.

"You don't know in football - they might ask me to leave, you just don't know what's around the corner," he said.

"Whatever division we're in, I'd like to stabilise the club. I've only got one year left on my contract, but then they have to be looking for a new manager.

"It's their prerogative, if they want to change manager, they can change manager but it would be nice to go into my last season and help the club, because the club has really got to change a lot in the next 12 months.

"The structure has got to change, like Burnley when they went down the last time with Sean Dyche, their whole structure changed. Their academy was sorted out, then the structure inside the club, and we've got to do a similar job here.

"Whatever division we're in, there's a lot of work behind the scenes that needs to go ahead, then hopefully I can help them choose the manager because I'm not going to keep going much longer at this age."