Alvaro Arbeloa insisted his Fulham side know "the team that we want to be" after a positive transfer window.
The Cottagers added seven players to their squad in the summer, with Gonzalo Garcia, Cesar Palacios and Manuel Angel all joining Arbeloa from Real Madrid.
Shea Charles made the switch from Southampton, while Hugo Larsson and David Affengruber joined from Eintracht Frankfurt and Elche respectively.
Jonah Kusi-Asare also made a permanent move from Bayern Munich after a loan spell in the second half of 2025-26.
Fulham have lost both of their first two Premier League games ahead of their clash with Crystal Palace, but Arbeloa is confident they are on the right path.
"We are so, so happy with all the players that have joined us," said the Spaniard.
"We have a very good squad. I am very happy with the players that I have, and now it's time to be focused on the next games, especially on Saturday's game.
"Of course, now my job is to improve my players. We know who we are and the team that we want to be."
Palace also failed to win either of their Premier League games so far, losing their opener to Everton before a heavy defeat against Manchester City last time out.
The Eagles also made some late additions to their squad, bringing in Quinten Timber, Ben Chilwell and Honest Ahanor, with the latter joining on loan.
Palace boss Pierre Sage expressed his disappointment after their loss to City on matchday two, and he knows he must get his team selection right.
"Sometimes the player is ready because they have already played and trained with their [former] club," said Sage.
"Sometimes they need the time. It depends on the case. The most important thing is to put in the player who is able to win.
"That's my job, to choose this player."
PLAYERS TO WATCH
Fulham – Gonzalo Garcia
Garcia has made 29 off-ball runs in behind opposition defences in the Premier League this season, with only Bryan Mbeumo (39) and Kai Havertz (31) making more.
Crystal Palace – Yeremy Pino
Palace's only goal in the league this season was an own goal from City goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, though it came as a direct result of Yeremy Pino's free-kick.
Pino created a joint-team-high two chances against City, while also leading his team-mates in crosses (seven), touches in the opposition box (four) and possessions won (six).