Jorgen Strand Larsen says Crystal Palace was the "perfect fit" for him in January and that he felt "really comfortable", despite knowing manager Oliver Glasner will leave at the end of the season.
The 26-year-old signed from Wolves in a club record deal worth up to £48m just two weeks after Glasner confirmed his exit upon the expiry of his contract this summer.
"I think it's a bit deeper deeper than that," he said when asked about Glasner's impending exit.
"Obviously, I knew about the manager leaving, but we had a few chats now already since joining and I feel really comfortable being here with him.
"I feel like he's the man to take Palace this season on and finish on a good note, and is hopefully going to win the Conference League.
"I feel like I'm happy with that and and I know it's a bit of a situation to come into because there's a bit of uncertainty around who's going to come in in the summer.
"But, I think about myself and with the success from last year, and the players at the club, I feel like it was the perfect fit.
"It obviously will take a little bit of time for everyone to get to know me, but each game and each training session we're getting to know each other a little bit better, and with the tight game schedule now there will always be chances to win football games and score goals."
