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Published 18:20 16 Jul 2016 BST

"I would say that it was a good game, but in the first half it was difficult because we couldn't score a goal. We made a good game and I give thanks to my teammates," he said. "I am trying to feel comfortable. Day by day it will get better. It doesn't matter where I play. The most important is that the team wins games. That is the main thing." "I am trying hard. The first days are always very difficult because I have to get to know my teammates and their qualities. I am trying to do everything quickly. Game by game it will get better and better."Putting the team ahead of himself? Mark that down as a positive too.
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