Earlier today, Marca reported Aston Villa haven’t received any approaches, offers or had negotiations for Emiliano Martínez’s transfer in the summer window.
The goalkeeper waved goodbye and appeared emotional after the Villans beat Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at home on Friday. For the past few days, claims from Argentina have stated he’ll leave Aston Villa.
At the weekend, TyC Sports journalist Gastón Edul reported top European clubs have made offers and the 32-year-old will accept one of them. DSports then followed it up by stating Manchester United want the Aston Villa star and Barcelona are also in the picture.
Aston Villa have told Marca that they won’t let the Argentina international leave easily, and appeared to have been angered by developments. The Argentine media continues to discuss his potential exit and Tuesday’s edition of Olé brings the latest.
The World Cup winner’s contract expires in 2029 and he’s comfortable in Birmingham. The newspaper claims he’s looking to take a step forward in his career and leave his comfort zone.
Unai Emery’s side are fifth, a point ahead of sixth placed Manchester City, who have a game in hand. If they qualify for the Champions League, he could continue and if not, the stopper is ‘very likely’ to leave Villa Park.
Martínez, as per Olé, is looking for a club that’ll compete for titles in Europe. He wants to have a leading role [likeat Aston Villa] at an elite level so he can arrive at the 2026 World Cup in top shape.
There could be movements around Martínez’s future especially if Aston Villa finish outside the top five, and the drama around this one is growing.