Diego Moreira says he “immediately felt at home” after joining AC Milan, describing a positive start to life at the Italian club.
The newcomer has commented on his first days with the Serie A side and appears fully satisfied with how his move has begun. Moreira said: “At Milan, I immediately felt at home.”
His early impression comes as AC Milan have made a perfect start to the new Serie A season, winning both of their opening matches.
Ruben Amorim’s side began the campaign with a victory over Torino before recording another win against Venezia. The two results leave Milan with maximum points from their first two league fixtures.
Moreira’s comments underline how quickly he has settled into his new surroundings at one of Italy’s leading clubs. Rather than describing a difficult adjustment period, the player presented his opening days in Milan as comfortable and encouraging.
The remark that he felt at home immediately reflects his contentment after arriving at the club. For now, the midfielder’s first experience of the Italian giant has been shaped by both his personal adaptation and the team’s unbeaten opening to the season.
Milan’s opening victories over Torino and Venezia have provided a strong start under Amorim. The club followed one successful result with another, giving the side a maximum return from its first two Serie A matches.
Moreira’s assessment therefore comes at a particularly positive moment for the team. He has joined a club that has won its opening fixtures, while his own first impressions have been equally favourable.
The feeling of being a guest at a new club can sometimes emerge only later, once the initial excitement has passed. In Moreira’s case, however, that sense of distance has not appeared during his first days in Milan.
Instead, his message is that the move has already begun smoothly. AC Milan have started the new season with two wins, and Moreira says he has quickly developed the feeling of being in familiar surroundings.
The club’s victories against Torino and Venezia remain the key results from the opening round of matches. Both came under Amorim, whose team has taken full advantage of its first two opportunities in Serie A.
For Moreira, those results have accompanied a warm introduction to Italian football. His first public reaction to life at Milan was one of satisfaction, with the player making clear that he has felt at home from the beginning.
The new season is still at an early stage, but the opening picture is straightforward: Milan have won both of their first two Serie A games, while Moreira has settled in quickly and has spoken positively about his arrival.
