British media: The Blues are satisfied with Garnacho’s extra practice after training, but the players still need to adapt to the team’s tactics

November 5th: Garnacho joined Chelsea from Manchester United this summer. Regarding his adaptation to the Blues, the British media GIVEMESPORT gave an analysis.

GIVEMESPORT analyzed that since arriving at Chelsea, Ganaccio has left a deep impression on the club with his energy and professionalism. However, sources also emphasized that he is still adapting to Maresca's tactical system. Chelsea staff are pleased with Ganaccio's attitude and intensity in training, where he has shown the same direct and fearless attacking style as at Manchester United, while also working hard to improve his decision-making in front of goal. The coaches are very satisfied with staying after training to strengthen their shooting and crossing drills, and believe that this investment reflects the positive mentality of the players.

It is reported that Maresca tried to put Ganacho in different positions on the court to evaluate the role he is most suitable for. Ganacho still faces fierce competition, and the coach hopes to rotate the team's wide players at the beginning of the season. While he has yet to lock down a starting spot, there is confidence within the club in his pace, technique and decisiveness that he will become an important member as the season progresses.

According to insiders, the winger seems to have adapted well to life in London off the court. Although it is unclear what his relationship with compatriot Enzo is, the two people’s shared Argentine background is believed to help Ganaccio adapt to the new environment faster. Some young South American players at Chelsea also played an important role in helping him adapt to the team atmosphere.

Overall, Garnacho's start to his career at Stamford Bridge looks good, but he still needs to keep his feet on the ground. He has adapted well to his new surroundings, making a great first impression and showing the work ethic to grow into a key player. However, Chelsea also realizes that improvement takes time, and people are still cautiously optimistic about this transfer.