Yau completed his first training session with his new Sky Blues team-mates this morning after arriving in Sydney late last week.

The Panamanian international, who is on a one-year loan deal from Sporting San Miguelito, said he has immediately felt at home and is looking forward to playing in front of Sydney's fans.

The Sky Blues have had mixed fortune with their foreign imports over the course of the A-League but the 22-year-old is confident he will be one of the success stories.

Speaking through an interpreter after training on Monday, Yau said: "My aim is to win, to help the team get the championship and be the most important player in the team.

"I feel I can change the game here, score goals and help the team to get the championship. I can make a difference in the speed of the game.

"I'm very dynamic, can play the killer pass as well and I want to score goals."

Sydney coach Ian Crook certainly feels his new man can deliver on his lofty goals and believes Yau's pace and energy will be a huge asset to his side's style of play.

But knowing how difficult it will be for the youngster to adapt to a new country and competition, Crook has urged Sky Blues fans be patient and temper their expectations from the outset.

"It's up to them (the fans) what expectations they want, if they want them high it's their prerogative," Crook said.

"But I believe it doesn't matter who you are or from what level, if you come into something new, a different country, a different language, a different way of playing, it takes a while to settle.

"All players have that and he'll be no different but we believe he'll be good for this club. He's got pace and it's something I desperately feel we need in the front third....he'll be exciting."

Yau, who has played four times for Panama, spent most of his first session playing on the right-hand side of a three-pronged attack but could also be used as a central striker.

Yau said he chose to continue his career in Australia because it offered a safe environment and added: "It's a nice country and more secure to live.

"The club is very professional and the fans are like many fans (around the world). I've been to see Darling Harbour and the Opera House already and it feels like I've always been here.

"I feel at home."

The Sky Blues will play their first pre-season friendly in two weeks time, against NSW Super  League side Macarthur Rams.