According to Telegraph, Aston Villa right-back Ghanacho has intensively used the international break as a "mini pre-season" to quickly adapt to Unai Emery's tactical system and regain his Premier League form.

Ghanacho arrived at Villa on loan from Chelsea this summer but faced a difficult start to the season, managing only 31 minutes of playing time. Before the international break, he remained on the bench in four matches without getting a chance to play.

However, this break has given Ghanacho an opportunity to reset. He conducted extensive one-on-one sessions with Emery at Villa's Bodymoor Heath training facility and completed personalized tactical training sessions arranged by the coaching staff to better understand the Spanish manager's tactical requirements and playing philosophy.

Additionally, Ghanacho has followed a personalized fitness regimen. Villa believes he has made significant progress in his condition over the past two weeks.

During the international break, Villa played friendly matches against Sunderland and Sevilla, with Ghanacho scoring in both. After defeating Sevilla away last Saturday, he posted on social media: "Ready now!"

In fact, Ghanacho is not the first player to need time adjusting to Emery's complex tactical system. Youri Tielemans, who arrived on a free transfer in summer 2023, only gradually became a regular starter by November that year.

Morgan Rogers, who came from Middlesbrough, also faced Emery's demanding standards during his early adaptation period.

However, the pressure on Ghanacho is greater. His previous spell at Chelsea was disappointing, and his form has noticeably declined in recent years at Manchester United. If he cannot prove himself at Villa, he risks being labeled an "underperforming player."

Villa's loan agreement with Chelsea includes a mandatory purchase clause if certain conditions are met. Chelsea is confident these conditions will be easily satisfied. Therefore, Villa, Chelsea, and Ghanacho himself are all keen to make this loan spell a success.

At the same time, Ghanacho's loan contract does not include an option for Villa to terminate early in January, unlike Harvey Elliott's situation last season. Elliott also arrived on loan from Liverpool but was restricted in playing time.

However, sources suggest Ghanacho's situation differs from Elliott's. The 22-year-old Argentine right-back can rediscover his best form at Villa, where external scrutiny and pressure are less intense than at his previous clubs.

Currently, Emery has three main options at right-back: Ghanacho, Ibrahim Mbaye (signed for £47 million), and Alisson.

This week, Villa hosts Brentford, who remain unbeaten at home. Next Wednesday, they face Fiorentina at home in the Champions League group stage.

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