Chelsea signs Argentinian goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa
Martinez joins the London club on a reported three-year deal worth $10m after spending five years at Villa. Argentina’s World Cup 2022-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has joined Chelsea from fellow Premier League outfit Aston Villa, the London-based club announced.
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Key Facts
- Fact 1: Martinez joins the London club on a reported three-year deal worth $10m after spending five years at Villa.
- Fact 2: Argentina’s World Cup 2022-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has joined Chelsea from fellow Premier League outfit Aston Villa, the London-based club announced.
- Fact 3: I will give 100 percent every game, every training session to make the club, my teammates, and the supporters proud,” Martinez said in a statement published on Chelsea’s website on Sunday.
- Fact 4: The 33-year-old has signed a three-year contract with Chelsea, following a deal worth 7.5 million pounds ($10m), according to British media.
Martinez joins the London club on a reported three-year deal worth $10m after spending five years at Villa. Argentina’s World Cup 2022-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has joined Chelsea from fellow Premier League outfit Aston Villa, the London-based club announced.
“I’m all passion, and I play with my heart. I will give 100 percent every game, every training session to make the club, my teammates, and the supporters proud,” Martinez said in a statement published on Chelsea’s website on Sunday. The 33-year-old has signed a three-year contract with Chelsea, following a deal worth 7.5 million pounds ($10m), according to British media.
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