Crystal Palace

Yéremy Pino

Yéremy Pino drifts in off the left and looks to slide a pass through the smallest gap in a defence rather than beat his man on the outside. He presses relentlessly without the ball too, more than simply a creative outlet in Palace's attack.
Spain Crystal Palace MID
Appearances
5
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
311
62.20 per match
Assists
0
Key passes
5
Pass accuracy
78%

Season Stats

Appearances
5
Minutes played
311
Goals
0
Assists
0
Key passes
5
Accuracy
78%

League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 midfielders

Assists
29th of 29
Key passes
26th of 96
Pass accuracy
51st of 109
Goals
32nd of 32
👑 Assist Kings #70 of 273
😈 The Bad Boys #87 of 326
💪 Workhorses #102 of 273
🟨 Most Cards #106 of 152
🎯 Pass Masters #132 of 417
👻 Ghost Players #141 of 273

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Yéremy Pino, The Winger Who Sees The Pass

Pino would rather thread a through ball for a teammate's run than take the shot himself.

Pino cuts inside from the left onto his stronger foot, which lets him see the whole pitch rather than just the touchline he started on. From there he looks first for the ball played through the defensive line, timing the pass so a runner arrives onside and in space. He also closes down defenders relentlessly once possession is lost, covering ground a purely creative player usually leaves for someone else.

The tension around Pino is whether a player built to create ends up scoring enough himself to justify his place. His chance creation holds up against anyone in the division, yet the goals have arrived far less often than a winger with his ability might be expected to manage. Watch how often defenders start showing him onto his weaker foot, because that is the clearest sign they have worked him out.

The Rest Of The Squad

29 players

Goalkeepers

1
Dean Henderson
England · Age 29
3 apps
44
Walter Benítez
Age 33
2 apps
81
Lucca Benetton
Age 16
0 apps
31
Remi Matthews
Age 32
0 apps

Defenders

25
Anan Khalaili
Age 22
5 apps 1g
26
Chris Richards
USA · Age 26
5 apps
3
Tyrick Mitchell
Age 27
5 apps 2g
6
Jaydee Canvot
Age 20
4 apps
17
Takehiro Tomiyasu
Japan · Age 27
4 apps
5
Axel Disasi
West Ham United · Age 28
3 apps
33
Ben Chilwell
Age 29
2 apps 1g
30
Óscar Mingueza
Age 27
2 apps
4
Chadi Riad
Morocco · Age 23
1 app
21
Honest Ahanor
Age 18
1 app

Midfielders

20
Adam Wharton
Age 22
5 apps
18
Daichi Kamada
Japan · Age 30
5 apps 3a
23
Quinten Timber
Netherlands · Age 25
3 apps
8
Jefferson Lerma
Colombia · Age 31
2 apps
19
Will Hughes
Age 31
2 apps
24
Darío Osorio
Age 22
1 app
28
Cheick Doucouré
Age 26
0 apps
43
Sebastian Williams
Age 19
0 apps

Forwards

22
Jørgen Strand Larsen
Norway · Age 26
5 apps 1g
9
Eddie Nketiah
Age 27
4 apps 1a
11
Dwight McNeil
Everton · Age 26
2 apps
29
Evann Guessand
Côte d'Ivoire · Age 25
2 apps
12
Zavier Gozo
Age 19
2 apps
7
Ismaïla Sarr
Senegal · Age 28
1 app
14
Jean-Philippe Mateta
France · Age 29
1 app
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Yéremy Pino: The Creative Spark

Crystal Palace’s attacking creator, built to dribble, invent and cause chaos in final-third spaces.

Pino plays like someone with a natural feel for breaking lines. He arrived in the Premier League with real pedigree from Villarreal, where he debuted as a teenager and won the UEFA Europa League early in his career. Since moving to Palace in August 2025, he has adapted quickly, becoming a regular starter and the heartbeat of their attacking play. His technical ability lets him weave through tight spaces, link well with teammates and transform possession into genuine chances, a rare trait that gives Palace a different dimension in attack.

But what truly defines Pino is his boldness. He doesn’t wait for the perfect moment, he creates it. Whether it’s a defence-splitting pass, a quick combination around the box or an ambitious shot that bends into the top corner, he brings excitement and unpredictability.

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