Jonathan Parr's agent insists the player is happy at Crystal Palace and ready to discuss a new deal, despite interest from rival clubs.
The Norway international has become a fans' favourite at Selhurst Park since signing from Aalesund in July 2011, winning the club's 2011-12 Player of the Year Award.
He remained a regular during the 2012/13 season but missed their dramatic promotion to the Premier League via the play-offs due to an ankle injury suffered in April.
The 24-year-old is set to enter the final year of his contract in south London and there had been speculation over his long-term future at the club.
West Bromwich Albion, Norwich and Southampton have all been linked with a move for the versatile full-back in recent weeks.
His agent, Jim Solbakken, has confirmed there have been enquires about the player, but insists Parr is happy to stay with the Eagles and talks have already been held over a new deal.
"We have had small discussions over the last half a year or year and it is most likely we will sit down within a couple of months and see where things go," Solbakken told the South London Press. "There is no stress to the situation. Jonathan likes Crystal Palace a lot.
"There have been enquiries - not only from England but elsewhere in Europe - but he has found himself a home at Palace. There has been nothing more than interest from other clubs. I've not had serious discussions with anybody because of his commitment to Palace.
"We'll see what happens in the rest of the transfer window but there is no panic from any side. We'll just take it easy."
The 24-year-old snubbed Morecombe to complete the switch having previously played under Argyle manager John Sheridan at Oldham, and the Pilgrims boss said: "I'm very pleased to have signed him; I think he's at a good age and he can be a really good player for us.
"When he first came on the scene I thought that potentially he could play at a really high level but he took a bit of a backward step when he was at Oldham.
"Fair play to him, though, he went to Morecambe and sorted himself out and for the last two seasons he's probably been Morecambe's most consistent player.
"He's got a lot of things to his game - he can play on the wing and anywhere across the so-called front four - but I like to see him up front.
"He reminds me of Jack Lester, who was at Chesterfield. I think he's got the attributes to be that kind of player and I think I can get the best out of him and get him to score goals."
