Atletico Madrid fullback Nahuel Molina says he feels settled now in Spain.

The Argetina defender left Udinese for Atletico last summer.

Molina said, "The change was difficult. I was in Udine, a cold city in northern Italy. Coming here to Madrid changed me for the better: Atltico are a very important club, There are so many goals here.

"The language helps and I often see my family."

"The World Cup was crazy. There are a thousand things, a thousand moments. I was very excited. The return to Argentina was incredible: we expected a lot of people, but not so many."

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