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Aston Villa director sends message to Juventus over Martinez

Juventus has suffered a setback in its attempt to sign Emiliano Martinez this summer, with Aston Villa making it clear that the Argentinian goalkeeper is not available for transfer.

The Premier League club considers Martinez one of its most important players and has decided that he will remain at Villa for the foreseeable future.

Juventus face challenge in Martinez pursuit

Juventus has been in contact with Martinez’s representatives after failing to secure a move for Alisson Becker from Liverpool in recent months. The Bianconeri had been confident that they could convince the Argentinian to move to Turin.

However, Martinez has remained focused on helping Argentina defend their World Cup title, meaning Juventus has been unable to accelerate discussions over a possible transfer. With the competition ending on Sunday, the club could attempt to push forward with its interest afterwards.

The Bianconeri have been working to strengthen their goalkeeping options and would like to bring Martinez to the Allianz Stadium. His experience and quality make him an attractive target as Juventus continues to prepare for the new season.

Despite Juventus’ efforts, Aston Villa appears determined to keep hold of their goalkeeper. The club has already outlined its position and does not intend to allow Martinez to leave during the summer transfer window.

Aston Villa confirm Martinez plans

According to Calciomercato, Aston Villa director Damian Vidagany has insisted that Martinez will remain with the club and is a key part of their plans.

He said, “The future of Dibu is assured. Stay with us and we have no intention of letting him go this summer. The team needs his commitment and great experience, and he is a very important element in our project for next season.”

Villa’s stance means Juventus may need to explore alternative options if they cannot change the situation. Martinez remains one of their preferred targets, but the Premier League club’s determination to retain him could make a summer agreement extremely difficult.

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