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Report: Sheffield United midfielder David Brooks has signed new four-year contract

David Brooks of Sheffield United and Josh Murphy of Norwich in action during the Sky Bet Championship match between Sheffield United and Norwich Ci...
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Sheffield United midfielder David Brooks has been targeted by Newcastle and West Ham.

David Brooks of Sheffield United and Josh Murphy of Norwich in action during the Sky Bet Championship match between Sheffield United and Norwich City at Bramall Lane on September 16, 2017...

According to reports from BBC, Sheffield United’s highly-rated midfielder David Brooks has signed a new four-year contract at the club.

The 20-year-old is gradually developing into one of the most exciting talents in the Championship this term. He has already registered two assists in his first 10 appearances of the season, and has put in some eye-catchy performances.

His impressive form has earned him a call-up to the Wales senior squad for the recent World Cup qualifiers against the Republic of Ireland and Georgia.

David Brooks of Sheffield United and Josh Murphy of Norwich in action during the Sky Bet Championship match between Sheffield United and Norwich City at Bramall Lane on September 16, 2017...

Brooks is one of the hottest prospects outside the top flight and naturally there has been interest in him from the Premier League clubs.

According to reports from the Daily Mirror, three Premier League clubs are showing keen interest in him.

England's midfielder David Brooks celebrates after scoring during the Under 21 international football final match England vs Ivory Coast, at the De Lattre Stadium in Aubagne, southern...

Newcastle United, Liverpool, and West Ham are vying for the 20-year-old’s signature, signature, and the Reds have even been reported to be planning a £10 million move for the youngster in January.

Sheffield rate him highly and don’t want to lose one of their key players. Or could it be a ploy to get a better valuation in the transfer market?