Cardiff City defender Joe Bennett has turned down a move to Fulham.
Manager Neil Warnock confirmed the 27-year-old left back had opted to stay with the Bluebirds despite a more lucrative offer at Craven Cottage.
"He was offered a very good contract. It speaks well for the lad and the club where we are, when you can turn that down," said manager Neil Warnock.
He also reiterated star striker Kenneth Zohore is not for sale, despite Hull City's interest in the Denmark striker.
Bennett joined Cardiff from Aston Villa in 2016 and Fulham triggered a release clause in his contract.
Cardiff are top of the Championship and face Wolverhampton Wanderers - who are also unbeaten - at Molineux on Saturday.
Warnock said he is delighted the player has opted to stay and felt the club's progress contributed to his decision.
"Its been difficult for the lad, he's had all sorts thrown at him over the last few days," said Warnock.
"Once they met his release clause it was up to him to say yes or no really.
"Joe has been playing well, he can see what we are doing.
"His wife is happy down here and she is eight months pregnant, I think.