Reporter: Chelsea are satisfied with Ganaccio’s professionalism and attitude. He often practices after training.

Hupu News on November 5th According to a report by GIVEMPORT reporter Sam Cohen, the reporter wrote a column and talked about the situation of Garnacho. It is reported that the Argentine winger is smoothly integrating into life at Chelsea, with early signs showing that the 21-year-old winger has shown quick adaptability both on and off the pitch.

Since his transfer from Manchester United this summer, the Argentine star's energy and professionalism have impressed the club. However, sources emphasized that he is still in the adaptation period at this stage - he needs time to understand coach Maresca's tactical system and requirements. The coaching staff at Cobham's training ground have praised his attitude and intensity in training, which has seen him continue the direct and fearless attacking style he played at Manchester United while improving his final-minute decision-making.

It is reported that Ganaccio often practices shooting and passing alone after training. This kind of investment is regarded as a reflection of his positive mentality. At the tactical level, Maresca asked him to try multiple positions in the frontcourt to find his best position in Chelsea's offensive system. Although he is not yet locked in as a regular at the club, the club are confident that his combination of speed, talent and determination will make him an important force as the season progresses.

Inside the locker room, it was revealed that he is "comprehensively absorbing new knowledge" and is eager to prove himself. Off the field, the winger is gradually adapting to life in London. Although the degree of closeness to compatriot Enzo Fernandez is unknown, the same Argentine background has helped him find a sense of belonging in his new environment, and other young South American players in the team have also helped him integrate into the team.

Fans have noticed the enthusiasm and desire for breakthrough he showed when he came off the bench. But sources close to the team point out that Ganaccio still faces fierce competition for his position, and Maresca prefers to rotate wide players early in the season.

Overall, the start of Ganaccio's Stamford Bridge career shows both potential and reality - he has integrated well into the new environment, left an excellent first impression, and is working hard to grow into a key player, but there is a clear understanding within the club that growth takes time. At present, all parties are cautiously optimistic that this transfer may create an important chapter.