Jeremy Pino stated that Crystal Palace's ambition was a key reason for his departure from La Liga this summer to join the English league. The Spanish international made two appearances for his country during the international break, helping the Spanish national team secure their place in next summer's group stage matches. He firmly believes that the team's dressing room atmosphere has everything it needs to continue this season's FA Cup and Community Shield successes.  

Reflecting on his move to the South London club this summer, Jeremy Pinault said : " I had in-depth conversations with Oliver Glasner, who explained the team's plans to me in detail and talked about my performance over the past year. He impressed me from the very first contact. I joined a team that is used to winning games, and they had an outstanding season last year, winning two trophies."  

“I came here because this team has a strong competitive spirit and a desire to win. The whole team is pursuing victory, and our performance in every game and every competition proves this. The head coach has conveyed clear goals to us, we have the ability to achieve even greater things, and I look forward to the team maintaining this momentum.”  

“We have won two cup titles, the league title and the Premier League title, and we treat every game as a final. Dani Muñoz, Jeff Lerma, Walter Benítez and many other teammates have been a great help in adapting to the team, which made it very easy for me to integrate. I am very happy to join the team and contribute my strength to the team.”  

Crystal Palace will return to the Premier League on Saturday with an away game against Wolverhampton Wanderers. 23-year-old Jeremy Pino admitted that adapting to the pace of the Premier League presents new challenges for his performance.  

He said : " As everyone knows, we're talking about this league, which I think is the best league in the world. It's excellent in terms of both physicality and tactical execution, and the players give their all. I think I'm in the best physical condition of my career. I've had some injuries in the past few years, but now I have great respect for the Premier League and feel fantastic."  

“I’m working hard to improve myself and better adapt to the pace of the Premier League. But I’m very happy to be a part of this league and to play alongside this ambitious and win-hungry team.”  

Spain has secured its place in next summer's World Cup finals in North America and is considered one of the favorites to win among the 48 participating teams. Jeremi Pino stated , " In Spain, football is a part of life, a part of our breath. In recent years, we have performed exceptionally well, nurturing many young talents. Our team is outstanding, and the coach has created a strong family atmosphere within the team."  

"The World Cup is of paramount importance to us, and we hope to lead Spain to the top, just as we did in the European Championship. Our goal is to achieve the same result in the World Cup. However, we do not consider ourselves favorites to win, as teams like Colombia, Argentina, and England are also very strong. We will give our all to help Spain achieve the best possible result."