Alvaro Morata believes Chelsea is the perfect club to make an "explosion" in his career as the striker aims to inspire the Blues to the Premier League title this season.
The 24-year-old left Champions League winners Real Madrid for Antonio Conte's side this summer as he sought out regular first-team football.
Last term, Morata was used by Real boss Zinedine Zidane mostly as a substitute although his 20 goals in all competitions helped Los Blancos win the league, the Champions League and the Fifa Club World Cup.
Despite the sheer number of titles he has won in the past few years at Real and, indeed, Juventus Morata admits his move to Chelsea was borne from the need to play every week and insisted Stamford Bridge is the "perfect" place for him to do just that.
The striker, who scored one goal and created another in his first Premier League match against Burnley last week, told Chelsea Magazine: "I need to make an explosion in my career and I am at the perfect place, the perfect club to do that.
"I have all the things I need and if I can work hard, I can make good things happen. I have very big motivation, I always think like a winner and I want to win everything it is possible to win.
"Last season the team won the Premier League and now we can try to win it again, and maybe the Champions League."
He added: "It is the perfect situation. I decided to play in the Premier League and I want to play in Antonio’s team. Now I need to work hard, score goals and play well for the team.
"There are very good players here and I think we can do something amazing. It is hard to leave Madrid but it is not so hard when you come to a club like Chelsea, with these players and with this coach."
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