Morgan Gibbs-White has signed a new three-year contract with Nottingham Forest.
Forest say it is a club-record deal and a "statement of intent from our owner Evangelos Marinakis".
It comes after Forest accused Tottenham of making an illegal approach for the midfielder with a £60m bid earlier this month.
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Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis said: "Morgan is a special player - not just in terms of talent, but character and mentality. He represents everything we want this football club to be: he is a winner, talented, ambitious, fearless, and proud.
"There was significant interest from various clubs, but we were determined to build our future with Morgan at the heart of it. I promised our fans we would not only compete, but grow stronger and stronger every season. Today is another big step in that journey."
Forest's bosses shut down lines of communication with Spurs, accusing them of an illegal approach for Gibbs-White and a breach of the confidentiality clause in his contract, which prevented any public release of the value of his buy-out clause.
Forest made it clear in letters to both Tottenham and Gibbs-White's agent that they reserved the right to pursue legal action in the future.
'I believe in what we're building'
Speaking after signing his new contract, Gibbs-White said: "I've felt at home at Forest from the moment I arrived. The support from the fans, my teammates, and everyone around the club has been unbelievable.
"I believe in what we're building here - and with the backing of Mr Marinakis and the enormous ambition he has, I want to be part of making something special. I'm excited for what's to come."
The England international scored seven goals and registered 11 assists as Forest qualified for Europe last season.
Gibbs-White arrived in Portugal this week for Forest's pre-season training camp after being given special leave by the club to deal with a private matter.
The 25-year-old played the second half of their 3-1 defeat to Fulham on Saturday evening.
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