Filippo Inzaghi could not stop smiling after he scored his 300th career goal in Milan's 5-1 victory at Siena on Sunday.

The Milan striker scored twice in that game - for his fifth goal in a week which took him to the magic third century.

"I feel as happy as a kid at Christmas, as I'm celebrating an achievement that fills me with pride," he told Sky Italia.

"I thank all my teammates in every squad I've played for. Titles with your club are important, but these individual records also make you feel very special.

"Destiny is extraordinary, as I hadn't remembered until I read it in the papers this morning, but my first goal was also at Siena."

Inzaghi has scored 300 goals in all competition during his long career, 110 of them in the Milan jersey.

"The most important goals were the ones in Athens for the Champions League Final against Liverpool. They are special along with the Club World Cup goals and the 2007 European Super Cup."

Inzaghi also wished to thank Carlo Ancelotti and hopes he will remain with the Rossoneri for another season.

"I don't want to keep repeating myself on Ancelotti, otherwise it'll get pathetic, but the directors are wonderful and will make the right choice.

"We know that with him we have reached three Champions League Finals and have seen how difficult it is for teams to get there.

"As for today, we proved that when Milan get their players back from injury, this is a very competitive side."