"When you arrive at a new club, you always dream of making history. Especially if we see the greatness of this club. We know the history," Casemiro said after the Reading game, as per the Manchester Evening News.
"But of course, I was aware of needing some time to adapt and of the rivals having a long-term plan before ours, like Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool, they all have managers that have been there for a while and, therefore, they have an advantage.
"I'm happy with my adaptation here, my teammates and the staff are really helping me. Also with the English language, it's been quite hard but I'm really trying to get better.
"Everyone here has been lovely with me and since the first day I feel at home here. I appreciate all the effort that the club has done to bring me here, John (Murtough) included.
"I'm very comfortable at Manchester United, extremely happy to be here and enjoying every moment like a 15-year-old kid! But the most important is to see the team growing.
"I'm grateful for the compliments I've been receiving, but the key to all of that is: I'm really enjoying myself here. I'm very happy and I do feel at home. So I want to thank the fans, the players, the staff, the board. I can only be grateful.
"We know we're progressing within a plan, step by step we're building a well-structured team and this is important. To win titles in the future, you have to build a solid foundation."
Man United pulled off a significant coup by getting the five-time Champions League winner in the summer for a reported initial £60 million fee.
After taking a few games to adapt, the 30-year-old has become a staple in the Man United midfield as the team is fighting to return to the Champions League after a season's absence.
