Patrick Vieira says Conor Gallagher's extraordinary structure is a "mutual benefit", even it implies it will be more earnestly to keep the midfielder at Crystal Palace past his season-long credit bargain from Chelsea.
Gallagher was the superstar and scored a brilliant second objective as Palace beat Everton 3-1 at Selhurst Park on Sunday.
The 21-year-old, who is contracted to Chelsea until 2025, has been a disclosure since joining the Blues.
Gallagher has now been engaged with close to half of Palace's 22 Premier League objectives up to this point this season, with six objectives and three bits of help, and has constrained his direction into the England crew.
Falcons manager Vieira said: "We don't ponder what will occur later on.
"We have had Conor for a year and we are satisfied to work with him. I think he is truly cheerful at our place in light of the fact that being here has permitted him to perform at that level.
"It is a mutual benefit. We will see what occurs toward the finish of the period.
"What is truly unprecedented [about his second goal] is we are discussing the 90th moment of the game and he had been running all over the field. To muster the desire to score that objective, it takes some quality.
"He is an incredible player to have. He gives everything to the group and he can score objectives. To have a midfielder who can score 10-15 objectives is significant."
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