Jairo Reidewald is hoping to establish himself at Crystal Palace.

The Dutchman has been hampered with injuries since joining from Ajax in 2018.

But after a stellar performance in Saturday's draw with Brighton, Reidewald wants to become a mainstay in Roy Hodgson's midfield.

"I hope so," Reidewald told the London Evening Standard. "It has not been easy for the first two years I was here, I played a bit out of position at left-back or centre-back or wherever. I feel now that the manager has a bit of his confidence and trust in me, it took time but I am happy that he sees it now, my qualities and my potential.

"He is talking to me with the assistant manager a lot over the last three or four months saying what they expect of me and now it is up to me to show it every week, I will do that and hopefully I get more chances and game time in the future.

"For me personally I had a good pre-season, the manager gave me a few opportunities to show myself in midfield in pre-season and if I can say so myself I played some good games, right before the season I got a hamstring injury which was unfortunate.

"I came back stronger, fitter and if the manager is pleased with me and wants to give me a chance then I will always take them with both hands.

"I think it is tough to say something about my own performance yesterday because I just want to win the game."