Naughton has been a dependable figure throughout his spell in Wales, operating primarily as a right-back but also playing at centre-back, left-back and occasionally in midfield.
A product of the Sheffield United academy, Sheffield-born Naughton began his senior career with the Blades before moving to Spurs in 2009.
He played 75 games for the London club, spending time on loan at Middlesbrough, Leicester City and Norwich City before Garry Monk brought him to Swansea.
Naughton has made 25 appearances this season and will reach the landmark of 300 Swansea league games should he feature when Alan Sheehan’s side host Oxford United in their final fixture of the Championship campaign on Saturday (12:30 BST).
“I have met so many people who I know if I came back here in 10 years’ time, there would always be someone here I could call upon and that’s a special thing you don’t get at every club,” added Naughton.
News that Naughton will depart follows fellow Swansea veteran Joe Allen’s announcement that he will retire after the Oxford game.
