Sevilla's players are returning from the international break with vastly different workloads, impacting preparations for Monday's LaLiga match away to Levante. Full-back Gabriel Suazo will not be available until Friday after landing back on Thursday afternoon following Chile's win over Mexico in Los Angeles.

Manager Luis García Plaza resumed training on Wednesday with a squad that has been gradually reassembling. Four of the six internationals are summer signings, with two of them, Arouna Sangante and Robbie Ure, earning their first senior call-ups. Greek goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos, Sangante and Giorgi Kochorashvili trained on Wednesday, while Ure is due back on Thursday.

Minutes logged

Kochorashvili logged the most minutes, playing 269 across Georgia's four Nations League matches. The midfielder started three games and played the full match against Northern Ireland. However, he picked up a second yellow card in the final fixture, earning a suspension for the first match of the November window. "In the end it was four matches with the national team," Kochorashvili said. "It's always a bit complicated when you have a match every three days."

Suazo had a heavy load with Chile, being sent off in the friendly against Canada and then captaining the side in the win over Mexico, playing 92 minutes. His late return necessitates an extra day of adaptation. Robbie Ure made his Scotland debut, playing 117 minutes across four appearances without scoring.

Absences and returns

On the injury front, Marcao and Lucas Stassin continue their recovery in the gym, away from group training. Kike Salas and Rubén Vargas have trained normally and could be available for the trip to Valencia. Academy product Fran González, who returned early from the under-21s with discomfort, has already featured in the Antonio Puerta Trophy.

The team faces this fixture after two consecutive defeats, the latest a 1-3 loss to Aston Villa, and sitting fifth in LaLiga with 13 points. The match against 17th-placed Levante is a chance to get back on track.

The report in full is at ABC Deportes