Yohan Cabaye believes regular action at Crystal Palace can cement his place in France's Euro 2016 squad.
Palace secured the midfielder for a club-record fee from French champions Paris Saint-Germain on Friday, with Cabaye penning a three-year deal at Selhurst Park.
After a stop-start 18 months in his homeland, Cabaye hopes to replicate the kind of form he displayed at Newcastle United, under former St James' Park boss Alan Pardew.
When asked if he viewed his move as a backwards step, Cabaye told L'Equipe: "Sincerely, no. And in any case, this point does not concern me.
"In England there are no easy matches. You can beat a top-four team one week then lose to a weaker side the next.
"I would like it to have happened differently [at PSG] and I have done all I could to change the situation. But it's like that in a career: there are highs and lows.
"Making the squad for Euro 2016's my big objective.
"I want to show Didier Deschamps I'm still here and I'll work as a consequence. I'll do everything to regain the rhythm I had before signing for Paris."
