Romelu Lukaku says Inter Milan is the "perfect" club for him.
The striker left Manchester United for the Nerazzurri this summer.
He told ESPN: Inter is an ambitious club. It wants to get back where it needs to be. I want to help them build something here. It's the right move for me.
The guy can make a team. It's already like the guys have been there for many, many years together, even the ones who just arrived. It's the strangest thing.
They embraced me and I embraced them. It's like I've been part of it for many months. It's important for me to express myself to my teammates.
It's important for me as a player that they understand me perfectly. How I want the ball. Where I want the ball. In front of the defender, beside the defender, behind the defender.
I have to know those exact words in Italian because the subtleties are different in every language. There's no substitute for that.
I don't think you say, 'you have to win.' [We have a] new Coach, new team, new way of playing, so it's one game at a time.
We're learning. But we have to move the right way. And we have to make it clear that that every time you face Inter, it's a battle."
