Juventus consider £4.3m move for Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez

Editorial Team
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Serie A giants Juventus are weighing up a surprise cut-price move for Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez as the Premier League club look to balance their finances.

Villa enjoyed a stellar campaign under Unai Emery last season, finishing fourth to secure Champions League qualification.

However, their current financial situation means several key players could be sold to comply with profitability and sustainability regulations.

According to Sky Sports, the Italian outfit are closely monitoring the Argentina international ahead of the summer transfer window.

Financial pressures at Villa Park

The South American shot-stopper is reportedly earning in the region of £230,000 a week.

Reports suggest he could be available for a remarkably low fee of £4.3m as the West Midlands club attempt to clear his substantial salary from their wage bill.

The World Cup winner remains contracted to the Premier League side until 2028.

He was a crucial figure for the Villans last term, making 44 appearances across all competitions to retain his status as undisputed number one.

European ambitions and squad rebuilding

Despite earlier links with Manchester United, the former Arsenal man opted to remain in Birmingham last summer.

Selling a first-choice goalkeeper for such a nominal fee would require the club to heavily reinvest in a suitable replacement.

Navigating European football’s elite competition will demand significant squad depth and top-level experience.

Juventus are actively seeking reinforcements between the posts as they look to rebuild their own domestic credentials.