Emiliano “Dibu” Martínez is expected to leave Aston Villa. His emotional reaction during last Friday’s home game against Tottenham – his last match at Villa Park this season – made it clear. Although nothing has been officially confirmed about his future, several clubs are reportedly in the race to sign the Argentine goalkeeper. At the same time, the English side has already begun to look for his replacement.
The first name to come up was Joan GarcíaA 24-year-old who is currently playing for Espanyol in Barcelona. García, however, had been on Villas’s radar even if Martínez stopped, as the club also prepares for the probable departure of the backup goalkeeper Robin Olsenwhich is close to joining Malmö in Sweden.
Because of that, boss Unai Has already proposed a new candidate, also from Spain’s La Liga. According to ASthe best goal now is Álex Remiroa 30-year-old who plays for Real Sociedad And has been part of the Spanish national team group for both Euro and the Nations League.
Remiro has had strong performances in San Sebastián and has earned two caps under Luis de la fuente. His debut came in a friendship against Colombia in March last year, and he reappeared in November in a Nations League match against Switzerland.
Remiro is under contract with Real Sociedad until 2027 and has a huge release clause for a goalkeeper –EUR 70 million– which has previously been enough to scare the interest of Premier League clubs that Manchester United and Chelsea.
Where will Dibu Martínez play next?
After what looked like a farewell in Villa Park, Draw Martinez Waiting for the season to end before you carefully evaluate the offers on the table. According to the journalist Gastón sweatArgentina International currently has Three concrete proposals.
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Economically, the most lucrative offer comes from Saudi ArabiaWhere Cristiano Ronaldo’s agent, Jorge Mendesis believed to be involved in conversation. However, Martínez is expected Prioritize staying in Europe For athletic reasons, to know 2026 World Cup is just around the corner.
From now on, Two major European clubs has shown strong interest, although their names have not yet been revealed.
