Alvaro Morata joined Chelsea last week from Real Madrid for a club record £70million.
The huge transfer fee has raised the expectations of supporters and heaped pressure on the 24-year-old striker's shoulders.
However, Antonio Conte is confident the former Juventus man will rise to the challenge of the Premier League.
And he expects his experience of playing and winning with tops teams like Real and Juve to help him make a big impact at Stamford Bridge.
"Morata is a young player who has a lot of experience in his career because he played with two big teams in Real Madrid and Juventus," Conte said.
"He has also played a lot of games in the Champions League and won it last season.
"He can have a big impact in the Premier League.
"It’s different if you compare it to leagues in other countries because it’s very tough and physically it’s strong, but Morata is ready to have a big impact."
Morata has flown out to Singapore to link up with his Chelsea team-mates ahead of their game with Bayern Munich tomorrow.
And Conte has admitted he is likely to give the Spain international a run out in the game against the Bundesliga champions.
"My plan is to give him the possibility to play part of the game," Conte added.
"But not from the start because he only arrived yesterday and started to work with us."