Barcelona, of course, it is part of me.
I learned personally and in football. Until you're away, and you have no family, the food, the weather, you don't know what you have, and you learn to value things.
I like a little pressure. That's how football goes.
I worked hard at Everton. I learned many things, and I was lucky enough to achieve my goal of returning home.
Not every young player is going to succeed at Barca.
At Barcelona, there is always talk of signings, but I want to compete with the best.
I need to be a first-team player.
I need to play a lot of games and feel important to a team.
Obviously, training at Barcelona is a fantastic experience. You train alongside players like Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta, who are clearly some of the best players in the world.
I'm an attacking player, and I can play wide.
I follow the Premier League quite a lot. It's one of the best leagues in the world.
Playing with Romelu Lukaku is easy for me.
There is absolutely no chance of me going back to Barcelona. They don't want me to, and I don't want to, either.
I love the Premier League. I've been here on loan and feel comfortable.
It is nice to hear things said about you, but if I was to stay at Milan, then I'd be happy. It is a great club.
Many managers prefer to play with wingers that cut inside a lot and don't hug the touchline.
I'm not someone who moans.
I have a natural connection with Romelu. We stay most days after training and meet up to practice my crosses and him getting on the end of them. He is a top player, and he takes up the best positions for an old-fashioned winger like myself.
I am trying to improve the defensive side of my game and become an all-round wide-player, but my USP is that I am an attacking winger that takes players on, commits opponents, and excites fans. I think we are an increasingly rare breed.
It is clear that whenever you receive offers, or there are talks about interest of other clubs, it's because you are doing well at your club.
