Yeremy Pino leaves Villarreal, signs five-year deal with Crystal Palace | OneFootball

The Spanish forward Yeremy Pino, who played for Villarreal, has been signed by Crystal Palace for five seasons, the English club announced this Friday.

“Crystal Palace has completed the signing of high-level forward Yeremy Pino from Villarreal. The 22-year-old Spanish national team player has signed a five-year contract with the South London club after proving to be one of LaLiga's best young talents,” Palace reported in its statement.

Pino will wear the number 10 shirt in this new phase and, according to the Spanish press, the deal will bring Villarreal approximately 30 million euros (about R$ 190 million at the current exchange rate).

“I am very happy to be here. It is a dream come true to reach the Premier League and at a traditional club like Crystal Palace. I hope to be able to help the team,” said the player from the Canary Islands, quoted in the statement from his new team.

He made his debut in Villarreal's main team in October 2020, and his greatest success with the Yellow Submarine, with whom he played 175 matches, was the 2021 Europa League title.

“This will always be your home, Yere,” Villarreal said in a message on their website. Pino was part of the Spanish team that won the 2023 UEFA Nations League.

The coach of the Roja, Luis De la Fuente, included him in the list of players announced this Friday for the first rounds of the European qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, in early September, against Bulgaria and Turkey.

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