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Tottenham got tired of losing and wants Dibu Martínez, the millions they would put up to hire him

Dibu Martínez is on the verge of joining Tottenham.

By William Estrella

Dibu Martínez is on the verge of joining Tottenham.
Dibu Martínez is on the verge of joining Tottenham.

Emiliano Martínez shone again with the Aston Villa shirt and was key for his team to win in the Premier League and get closer to qualifying for international tournaments. The 'Dibu', with the hierarchy that he shows on each day, confirms that he is ready to make the leap to a big team and Tottenham would go for him. Antonio Conte, manager of the Spurs, got tired of the lack of quality of his management and would fight to hire the world champion.

The team where Cristian Romero plays lost the possibility of consolidating itself in the Champions League qualifying zone, after drawing 3-3 with Southampton, in a match that had the London team as absolute dominator. After equality, the Italian strategist lost patience and criticized his players.

“They are used to not fighting for something important. They don't want to play under pressure or under stress. For me it is unacceptable. Tottenham's story is this. The owner has been here for 20 years and he has never won anything," said the former coach of clubs like Chelsea or Juventus. Now, the coach would focus on prioritizing his squad and would start with the hiring of the best goalkeeper of 2022, according to FIFA.

How much would Conte and Tottenham put up to take Emiliano Martínez?

'Daily Mail' pointed out that Aston Villa has no problem negotiating its goalkeeper, despite the fact that the world champion has a contract until 2027. However, the 'villains' have already set a price of 40 million euros for him. The journalist Gastón Edul pointed out that Tottenham is the first option in the future of 'Dibu' Martínez, although Manchester United, Roma, Inter Milan and Juventus have explored the possibility of hiring him.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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