Andrew Driver has warned his suitors it will take a "very good offer" for him to consider quitting Hearts.

Coventry have this week been linked with a move for the Oldham-born winger, 21, who has been one of the Jambos' outstanding performers this season.

"It would have to be a very good offer for me to move. I'm happy at Hearts and I won't be rushing away," Driver, whose contract does not expire until 2013, told the Edinburgh Evening News."

He added: "Europe next season will be a massive incentive to stay, something I'd like to experience at this club.

"It's for the money men to talk. If anyone makes a bid, it's nothing to do with me until the day comes when Hearts tell me they've accepted an offer.

"It's not something I've considered, even with all the speculation that's been going around. I've just tried to keep my head down and improve.

"Obviously, you want to get to the top of the game and play at the highest level. I've got to think about the best way for me to do that.

"I don't know whether it's to go to the Championship or not. It's up to me to make sure I'm too good not to get there. I feel I can do that at Hearts.

"I feel, the way the team is progressing, that I can progress with the team."