"I just need to hear what Neil's got to say and weigh up my options," he told the South London Press.
"I've got a year to go on my contract and I need to decide if I'll fight for my place, I have changed previous Palace bosses' minds in the past. Iain Dowie and Peter Taylor both told me I might not be in their plans and I ended up signing new contracts. But it's about getting the opportunity to show what I can do.
"I don't need to prove myself at Palace but I need to prove myself to Neil Warnock. The last thing I want to do is dig my heels in and stop the likes of Victor Moses and Sean Scannell coming through, but on the other hand I do think I can offer something."