Not only Tottenham, the English giant that would go for Dibu Martínez and pay millions for him

Although Emiliano Martínez is key in Aston Villa's historic campaign, which dreams of entering international competition, the Argentine national team confessed that he wants to get out of the 'villains' and fight to win titles in England. In this context, the possibility of him coming to Tottenham, where Cristian Romero plays, sounds strong. However, another club would go for 'Dibu', who shone at the World Cup in Qatar and won the title for the Albiceleste.

After his brilliant performance in the Middle East, added to what he does week after week in the Premier League, Tottenham set his sights on 'Dibu', according to the journalist Gastón Edul. The Spurs are looking for a replacement in the goal, where Hugo Lloris stopped being unbeatable and the fans are beginning to lose patience with his performance. Although 'Cuti' Romero's team starts out as an option for the future of the Argentine goal-scorer, the weak end of the season for the London team would discourage the former Independiente de Avellaneda player.

In the midst of this, there is another British team that is considering replacing their goalkeeper. It's about Chelsea. The team where Enzo Fernández plays is going through a complex sporting crisis and is close to a resounding failure. Despite the million-dollar investment in the latest transfer market, those led temporarily by Frank Lampard are far from the qualifying zone for international tournaments. However, it has a squad that is in a position to fight for the next Premier League and this would seduce 'Dibu' to replace Kepa.

How much could Chelsea pay for Emiliano Martínez?

Despite the fact that the world champion has a contract with Aston Villa until 2027, those from Birmingham are willing to negotiate one of their main figures. In this context, Daily Mail pointed out that the current team of the Argentine national team would accept an offer of 40 million euros for him. Chelsea has the economic capital and it would not be unreasonable to think that they will go for a top goalkeeper to protect the 'blue' goal during the next season.