Leeds United star Kalvin Phillips has committed his future to Elland Road by signing a new five-year contract.
Leeds rejected offers of over £20million from Phillips in the summer, including one from Aston Villa, and were adamant he was a key part of their plans.
They promised to reward the home-grown midfielder, who has been with the club since he was 14, with a hefty pay rise and are delighted he has agreed terms after weeks of talks.
Phillips, 23, made his debut against Wolves in April 2015 and has already clocked up 149 senior appearances for Leeds.
A club spokesperson said: "Over the course of the summer transfer window, Phillips was subject to high profile interest from a number of Premier League sides, with the club rebuffing multiple offers in excess of £20m.
"The club maintained throughout that Phillips would not be sold, with the midfielder being integral to plans for the future, with the immediate goal of securing top flight football.
"As a club we are thrilled that Kalvin shares the same vision and potential for Leeds United, which has been demonstrated by committing his long-term future to the Whites."
Phillips has played every minute for Marcelo Bielsa's side thus far this season, as they mount another promotion push.
The Thorp Arch academy product was named in the Championship's Team of the Season in 2018-19 and his previous deal had just two years left to run.
Leeds return to action against Yorkshire rivals Barnsley at Oakwell on Sunday lunchtime.
