Wolverhampton Wanderers are not interested in selling their prized asset Ruben Neves.

The central midfielder has been linked with a move to a top club since Wolves arrived in the Premier League.

His midfield displays, along with his long range shooting, make him an ideal player for any side.

But the club's head of recruitment John Marshall believes he will not be sold anytime soon.

The club sees 22-year-old Neves as one of their key players, as they try to build a squad that can challenge any team in the league.

Marshall told TMW: "Without a doubt, he (Ruben) is a real top player. We are aware of the fact that so many top clubs follow him around Europe but we are focusing on him. He is not for sale."