"It's a nice city and it's different to Italy. Here it is quieter and there are more parks. It is a nice type of life," he told the club's official website.
"In Italy there is not a lot of space, but here for example, I can go for a walk with my wife and dog in the park.
"I lived in Milan, which is a big city and is busy every day, but here is a more quiet life.
"Liverpool is not too big and not too small. It is the perfect city to live in.
"When I arrived I didn't understand the language or the football here. I found a lot of differences between English and Italian football.
"Here there is a higher intensity on the pitch and you have less time to think.
"In Italy you have more space, you have more time and the football is not as physical as it is here.
"But I have worked each day to adapt to the differences and now it is better for me. I've made progress with my English as well and it's much better than it was at the start of the season.
"I can understand what the boss wants from me and I know my teammates much better."