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Midfielder Florentino Luis said it was a "great feeling" to score his first Ipswich Town Premier League goal in the2-2 draw with Hull Cityas he reflected on the early part of his Portman Road career.
Speaking as the Tractor Boys prepare to host in-form Bournemouth on Sunday, Luis added that the Blues want to "continue having good results" as they aim to retain their top-flight status this season.
"Of course, we had a draw in the last game, but we would like to win. This week, we have another opportunity to continue our way," said the 27-year-old.
Luis moved to Portman Road fromBurnleyin August and has featured in six top-flight games this term. During 2025-26, he did not score and only provided two assists for the Clarets in 31 league appearances.
The former Benfica midfielder said his move to Ipswich was made easier by the family feel at the club, which aided him settling into life in Suffolk.
"Since the first day I came here, I have felt that and this is very good because it is not just about football, it is about one family that is here in the city," said the Portuguese.
"We know we're not fighting for ourselves but for everybody around us. This is extra motivation for us.
"My kid has settled as well in the school. It is the first time she has gone to school with a different language and she is very happy. If my family is happy, I am happy."
