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Published 15:02 28 Sept 2015 BST

"Although I’ve only played a few matches in the Premier League so far, I feel I’ve arrived in the best league in the world," Shaqiri said.
"Stoke are offering me the opportunity to continue developing both as a player and as a person. Above all I want to play, perfect my game and move forward with the team."
He's learning fast. To be fair, it's the kind of attitude that Stoke fans will love to see.Explore more on these topics:
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