Tijjani Reijnders says he's been able to settle quickly at AC Milan.

The Holland midfielder arrived from AZ Alkmaar in the summer for 20m.

Reijnders said, I feel very good here, I felt at home straight away. I'm in good shape and I'm happy to be here. It's not easy, it's a different competition compared to the Dutch league. In every match I learn something new.

I always try to create chances in matches and help the team. I would also like to do it with goals, that's the only thing I lack."

We believe in the Scudetto, we have a very good team. Even those who don't play from the start do very good things. There is a lot of quality, we can do great things, maybe even win the Scudetto."

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