And the Brighton boss has no doubt his young midfielder can handle the pressure that comes with growing scrutiny of his eye-catching displays.
Baleba (right), 20, attracted plenty of praise for his game-changing display after appearing as a half-time substitute in the victory over Manchester City last time out.
But Hurzeler believes the Cameroon international is level-headed enough not to get carried away by the attention directed his way.
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