Derby County midfielder Tyrese Fornah has said he has settled in quickly after joining the Rams in late August.
Fornah made the move to Derby from fierce rivals Nottingham Forest, with game time going to be very limited with the Reds in the Premier League.
Fornah had spent the last two seasons away from Forest, spending the 21/22 season loan at Shrewsbury Town in League One.
He then spent last season at Reading in the Championship, making 35 appearances and scoring twice as they suffered relegation to League One.
Tyrese Fornah on start to life at Derby
Making his first permanent move away from Forest across Brian Clough Way to join Derby, Fornah has been happy with his time at Pride Park so far.
“I’ve settled in pretty quickly to be fair,” Fornah told RamsTV. “All the boys and all the staff have been really welcoming. I’m quite introverted so I try and gain respect on the pitch and everything takes care of itself.”
When asked about his role in the team, he said: “It’s more box-to-box but also helping Korey Smith or whoever is sitting alongside me. Sometimes I find myself sitting during the match but I also have licence to get into the box so it suits me down to a tee.”
Looking ahead to the Rams game away af Blackpool on Tuesday night, he added: “I’ve got mixed memories of the place but we know what they are about, they’ve got some good individual players and are good as a team. We just have to go there and give a good account of ourselves.”