Goal efficiency
How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
Crystal Palace · Euro Championship - Qualification · Attacker · #10 · Spain · 23 yrs
Yéremy Pino plays as an attacker for Crystal Palace. Yéremy Pino is a Spanish international, 23 years old, attacker, currently at Crystal Palace. Yéremy Pino wears shirt number 10 for Crystal Palace. Yéremy Pino was born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain on 2002-10-20. Yéremy Pino is 172 cm tall and weighs 65 kg. Yéremy Pino's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Euro Championship - Qualification, World Cup, World Cup - Qualification Europe, UEFA Nations League, and other leagues. Yéremy Pino's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Yéremy Pino season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Spain ESP |
| 2025 |  Crystal Palace CRY |
| 2025 |  Villarreal VIL |
| 2024 | Spain ESP |
| 2024 | Villarreal VIL |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-08-29 | Transfer | Villarreal VIL | Crystal Palace CRY |
| 2025-08-27 | Transfer | Villarreal VIL | Crystal Palace CRY |
Season intelligence
Profile as Midfielder: balanced output without a single dominant trait. Archetype: Balanced contributor. Season rating 6.8.
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How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
Isolation threat and progressive carrying — volume plus success rate.
How often they draw fouls and stay out of trouble with cards.
Tackles, duels, and off-ball defensive contribution.
Shot-stopping, goals conceded, and penalty saves.
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Nico Williams turned into one of Spain's main absences in the starting lineup to face Portugal in the 2026 World Cup Round of 16. Spain faces Portugal on Monday, July 7th, in the 2026 World Cup Round of 16 at Dallas Stadium with a quarterfinal spot on the line. Despite expectations that Luis de la Fuente would field his strongest side, Nico Williams is notably absent from the starting lineup. Williams has been left out of the starting XI as a precautionary measure. The Athletic Club winger recently returned from a muscle injury sustained during the group stage against Uruguay, and De la Fuente is unwilling to rush him back into the thick of things against such a demanding opponent. Instead, Spain will line up the same way they did against Austria, the match in which Williams did not feature at all. Alex Baena gets the nod on the left flank, with Lamine Yamal on the right, Dani Olmo operating as the attacking midfielder, and Mikel Oyarzabal leading the line up front. Nico Williams and another setback during the World Cup Williams was one of three Spain players who arrived at the World Cup managing a pre-existing injury, alongside Lamine Yamal and Yeremy Pino, limiting his involvement in the group stage from the outset. He played just three minutes against Cape Verde and 29 against Saudi Arabia before entering the match against Uruguay, where a heavy challenge from Nicolas De La Cruz left him with a fresh setback. Nico Williams #17 of Spain is fouled by Nicolas de la Cruz #7 of Uruguay. Following that final group game, the RFEF confirmed that Williams had suffered a muscle injury to his right adductor as a result of the impact. While he was not ruled out of the tournament entirely, the injury required a targeted recovery program that kept him sidelined. Williams sat out the Austria match entirely, only rejoining his teammates in training at Cotton Bowl Stadium on Sunday. Should Spain advance to the quarterfinals, he is expected to return to the starting lineup, but against Portugal he is available only as a last resort, with his long-term fitness remaining the priority.
Spain have established as one of the best national teams at the 2026 World Cup. After finishing top of their group, they will face Austria, but they will be without Nico Williams and Yeremy Pino. However, both players could still return to the squad for the later stages of the tournament. Despite disappointing in their debut, Spain managed to secure two key victories over Saudi Arabia and Uruguay to finish top of their group. As a result, they will face Austria in the Round of 32 as clear favorites. However, head coach Luis de la Fuente faces a significant challenge, as Nico Williams and Yeremy Pino will not be available. Despite this, both players could still feature later in the knockout stage. “Radiological tests performed on Yeremy Pino ruled out a fracture, diagnosing him instead with an acromioclavicular sprain. Meanwhile, Nico Williams suffered a muscle injury to his right adductor after a heavy impact caused by a tackle during the match against Uruguay. Both injuries are considered moderate, and their recovery will determine their availability for the remainder of the World Cup,” the Royal Spanish Soccer Federation reported on its website. No recovery timeline has been provided for Nico and Yeremy, but both will remain with the Spain squad, suggesting that neither injury is serious. However, they may not return until the later stages of the tournament. As a result, Luis de la Fuente will have far less squad rotation than expected in the upcoming matches. With this in mind, all eyes are on Lamine Yamal, who must step up and deliver another standout performance. While Yeremy Pino arrived at the 2026 World Cup injury-free from Crystal Palace, Nico Williams came into the tournament after a season marked by physical problems. The 23-year-old star suffered a groin injury, muscle overload, two cases of pubalgia, and a thigh injury with Athletic Bilbao. Therefore, Spain may choose not to rush his recovery, using him only as an impact substitute if he returns. This differs from Pino, who could make an earlier return. Alex Baena #15 and Rodri Hernandez #16 of Spain celebrate a goal. Victor Muñoz and Dani Olmo could take center stage for Spain Throughout the 2026 World Cup, head coach Luis de la Fuente has strongly backed Lamine Yamal and Álex Baena as his starting wingers. Therefore, the absences of Nico Williams and Yeremy Pino would not be a major blow to his current tactical approach. Instead, Spain will place their hopes on Víctor Muñoz and Dani Olmo, who could take on more prominent roles as backups in the upcoming matches. Even though Víctor Muñoz is still dealing with physical issues, Luis de la Fuente revealed that he is close to recovering. As a left winger with strong dribbling ability, he could offer Spain tactical alternatives against teams such as Croatia or Portugal, their likely opponents in the Round of 16. Likewise, Dani Olmo can play on either wing, making him key to giving Lamine Yamal or Álex Baena some rest. Luis de la Fuente could also rely on Ferran Torres. With a more goalscoring and central profile, Spain would gain additional tactical options. In addition, Pedro Porro or Marcos Llorente could occupy the entire flank, complementing the team. However, Víctor Muñoz and Dani Olmo are the leading candidates to step up because of their profiles and experience in the role, as they have regularly played there for the national team and delivered strong performances.
After suffering an injury in the game against Uruguay, Spain star Nico Williams issued an emotional update on his fitness: "Today is one of the worst days of my life." Nico Williams‘ campaign at the 2026 World Cup has not gone according to plan, with a lingering injury severely limiting his playing time. To make matters worse, the Spain winger suffered another devastating fitness setback during the final group-stage match against Uruguay, later taking to social media to share a heartbreaking update: “Today is one of the worst days of my life.” On Friday, with Spain holding a 1-0 lead over Uruguay, head coach Luis de la Fuente subbed out Lamine Yamal to give Williams some valuable match rhythm in the 76th minute. Deep into stoppage time, with La Celeste on the verge of tournament elimination, Nicolas de la Cruz leveled Williams with a reckless, heavy tackle that left the forward crumpled on the pitch. Following the final whistle, De la Fuente confirmed that Williams left the field experiencing severe discomfort, and subsequent medical tests revealed a brand-new muscle tear. Devastated by the diagnosis, the Athletic Bilbao star posted an emotional message to his fans detailing his physical and mental struggles. “Today is one of the worst days of my life,” Williams wrote on his social media accounts. “I am injured again after a very complicated year, in which pubalgia won many battles against me, but not the war. I managed to overcome it with hard work, sacrifice, and, above all, responsibility.“ Hoy es uno de los peores días de mi vida. Vuelvo a lesionarme después de un año muy complicado, en el que la pubalgia me ganó muchas batallas, pero no la guerra. Conseguí superarla con trabajo, sacrificio y, sobre todo, responsabilidad.Fue un año y medio de sufrimiento,… pic.twitter.com/6gCMHhJLzk— Nicolas Williams (@willliamsssnico) June 27, 2026 While detailing the immense psychological toll of his season-long battle with chronic groin pain and a pre-tournament hamstring strain, the winger directly addressed the costly incident against Uruguay: “Yesterday, a new injury was inflicted upon me following an action in which a fellow professional acted out of frustration, discontent, and sadness over the situation he was going through. It was a play that, in my opinion, could have been avoided because it was completely unnecessary.“ Despite his clear frustration with De la Cruz’s reckless tackle, the dynamic winger made sure to thank the fans for their overwhelming support as he begins his rehabilitation. “The story has not ended; see you as soon as possible in this World Cup,” Nico Williams concluded. Is Nico Williams out of the 2026 World Cup? Following the physical battle against Uruguay, both Nico Williams and Yeremy Pino emerged as major injury concerns, leaving their tournament status up in the air. However, the RFEF issued a official medical update on Saturday, offering a glimmer of hope by indicating that neither player has been ruled out for the remainder of the competition. “Radiological tests performed on Yeremy Pino rule out a fracture, diagnosing him with an acromioclavicular sprain,” the Spanish Royal Federation’s statement read. “For his part, Nico Williams is suffering from a muscle injury in his right adductor following a heavy trauma caused by a tackle in the match against Uruguay. Both injuries are of a moderate grade, and their recovery progress will determine their availability.“ While the federation’s medical staff refused to rule the duo out entirely, they noted that both players still have a realistic chance of featuring if Spain makes a deep run. Spain’s high-stakes Round of 32 clash is scheduled for Thursday, July 2nd, against either Austria or Algeria, a turnaround time that is likely too short for Williams to return, though a deep tournament run by La Roja could open the door for a later appearance.
Yéremy Pino has avoided fracture, Spain revealHis and Williams’s injuries described as moderateSpain’s Nico Williams has strongly criticised the “completely unnecessary” tackle by a Uruguay player which left him with another injury. The winger and Yéremy Pino were hurt as qualification for the last 32 came at a heavy price, though the European champions issued a more positive update than expected on the players’ condition.Spain described the injuries sustained by Pino and Williams as moderate. Pino had been expected to miss the rest of the World Cup and there were concerns they had lost Williams too. Continue reading...
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