Dwight McNeil has backed Frank Lampard to make him a better player after the winger completed his transfer from Burnley to Everton.
The Toffees announced the signing on Thursday afternoon, with McNeil agreeing a five-year contract as he departs Turf Moor for an undisclosed fee, reported to be in the region of £20million.
The 22-year-old scored seven goals in 137 Premier League appearances for the Clarets before leaving following their relegation last season.
McNeil, who started his career at Manchester United before joining the Burnley academy, revealed he is looking forward to working under Lampard.
"It is an amazing feeling to sign," he told evertontv.
"When I heard about Everton's interest I wanted to get it done straight away because of the club and how good the team is.
"I feel playing under a manager like Frank Lampard, he will help me to get my stats up - and that is what I want to do and improve my game.
"Speaking to the manager about what they want going forward, it really excited me and appealed to me. I wanted to be part of it. He knows me as a player, as does (director of football) Kevin Thelwell. I want to work hard and do well for the team and for the fans."
Atletico Madrid have signed versatile Argentina defender Nahuel Molina from Udinese on a five-year contract.
Financial details were not disclosed but local media reports said he cost about €20million.
Primarily a right back, the 24-year-old Molina also played at wing back for Udinese last season, scoring seven goals with two assists in Serie A.
"I'm very happy for this step in my career, that Atleti have taken notice of me and to have the chance to play here is a dream," he said.
"From my side there will always be responsibility, sacrifice and everything that represents this club."
Molina is Atletico's third signing of the close season after winger Samuel Lino and midfielder Axel Witsel
