The 26-year-old signed on the dotted line from Atalanta over the summer and has featured in every single domestic and European outing for Michael Beale's side.
Speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow's visit from Aberdeen to Ibrox, Lammers reflected on his adaptation period in Glasgow: "I've settled in well. It's a beautiful club and I'm happy to be here. I want to be really important for the team and get better every week.
"I'm a player that likes freedom. I played on the right-hand side in the last game with the freedom to come inside. I've played as a striker before, and I can play as a false striker behind the forward line, so I can play in a number of positions.
"The main thing is that I want to be free to move into spaces to receive the ball facing their goal.
"The manager likes his attacking line to be free, to move and be creative, which is a player that I am.
"Normally every game we have the ball, so the main thing is playing through defences that are very compact and finding solutions.
“We played a lot of fast and short combinations [against Livingston], which is good for our confidence and to show the supporters that we can play at a higher tempo. I'm not a real winger so I'll try to come inside, but it went really well."
Lammers played his first full 90 minutes of the campaign to help the side seal their place in the semi-finals of the Viaplay Cup with a 4-0 triumph over Livingston in midweek.
The Dutchman believes his side can take plenty of encouragement from their four-goal haul over the West Lothian outfit and has challenged the Light Blues to continue their winning run.
He continued: "We have a positive feeling after a good few wins in a row. The games haven't always been pretty, but we done well in the previous game, and we have taken confidence from it.
"I haven't been surprised by the pressure. I said when I came to the club that we need to win every game, which is the pressure that I like because I want to play for prizes. With that comes pressure for the whole team, which is normal.
"It's clear that there are a few injuries in the attacking positions. I don't feel extra [pressure], but the options we have are quite thin. I want to play well every game, and I'm ready for the challenge. We showed in the last game that we have more than enough quality if we stick together despite the injuries.
"[Aberdeen] have had a good couple of wins. They didn't start off so well, but since the European game they haven't lost. It's a big and important game for us. It's our third game this week, which is the same for them, and we're looking forward to it."