The player who broke into the club's first team is now a firm fixture in the side after his breakthrough last season. His manager is also of the opinion that his starman is priceless.
His manager manager Tim Sherwood stated that no amount of money would force them to sell their prize asset.
The player has become a key player for the club since breaking into the first team last season.
He has also started the season brightly and helped the club advance in the League Cup with an inspiring performance during the victory over rivals Birmingham City in midweek.
Sheerwood stated the player's importance to the club's plans:
"I wouldn't want to sell for £60million today, put it that way. I know what he could possibly be.
"What looks expensive this year might not be expensive next year. That's the way the game is going.
"He's not shop window job, he's our player, and we couldn't put a price on him. I certainly wouldn't."
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