Villa rejected a 10 million euro offer from Juventus for Emiliano Martinez on Sunday. Sky reports that the Italians then temporarily reduced their interest.

Juventus have submitted an offer for Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez. According to Sky Sports, Juventus have offered £8.5 million, with the proposal consisting of a £6 million fixed fee and a further £2.5 million in potential add-ons. The offer is unlikely to be accepted in its current form, with negotiations reportedly continuing between the two clubs. The Athletic reports that Juventus’s proposal is less than the guaranteed £8.5 million fee Aston Villa want, although discussions are moving closer towards a compromise. Aston Villa are preparing for Martinez’s potential departure and are willing to sell if Juventus meet their price, but they are not prepared to accept the Turin-based club’s first proposal. While Juventus have offered an £8.5 million package, Villa want a larger portion of the fee guaranteed. The two clubs remain in negotiations and are reportedly moving closer to an agreement, but Juventus will likely need to increase the guaranteed component of their offer.

According to Fabrizio Romano, transfer talks involving Emiliano Martínez and Juventus have ended. Juventus, Aston Villa, and the representatives of Emiliano Martínez are all ending the deal as of tonight. The reasons for the collapse were reportedly significant differences on price and Juventus's doubts concerning an issue with his finger.

A report from The Athletic states that talks between Aston Villa and Juventus for Emiliano Martinez have ended. While the reduced price gap and personal terms for the 33-year-old goalkeeper were not an issue, Juventus is not proceeding with the deal. Aston Villa will try to find a solution, but Zion Suzuki will be the new No1 regardless.

According to CalcioMercato, Juventus is negotiating for goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, amid concerns about his physical condition. The concerns relate to a finger he broke during the warm-up of the Europa League final against Freiburg. Martinez played and won that match, and did not undergo surgery so that he would not risk missing the World Cup. Due to this issue, he missed Aston Villa's first official match of the season, the Supercoppa final, which was lost against PSG. It is also reported that Juventus returned strongly to the Martinez option after other avenues failed and is taking advantage of Aston Villa's acquisition of Zion Suzuki from Parma.

According to The Telegraph, Aston Villa made an offer for Zion Suzuki, intending to make him their new number one, which makes a departure for Emiliano Martínez possible. Juventus are in a position to sign the Argentinian World Cup winner. Martínez would be willing to significantly lower his current salary of 172,000 euros per week at Aston Villa to join Serie A. According to Sky Italia, discussions between Juventus and Martínez's representatives are not at an advanced stage, though a phone call took place on Saturday night.

According to The Athletic, Juventus and Aston Villa are nearing an agreement after an offer of 10 million euros, including bonuses, was made for the recruitment of Emiliano Martinez. After retaining their goalkeeper for a long time, Aston Villa have finally agreed to let him go.

Juventus have made a new bid for Emiliano Martinez. Juventus are willing to pay up to €10m, which comprises €7m plus €3m in add-ons, whereas Aston Villa want a fixed €10m. The gap between the valuations is narrowing. A report involving @J_Tanswell and @TheAthleticFC states that personal terms for the 33-year-old goalkeeper are not an issue.

It is not certain that Emiliano Martinez will be Juventus's first target, as other targets are being considered. This is due to the €10m asking price and concerns about a finger injury Martinez suffered in the warm-up to the Europa League Final, which continued to affect him during the World Cup. While a Suzuki transfer would in theory release Martinez for Juventus, Sky Sport Italia and Fabrizio Romano both warn this should not be considered a certainty.

Juventus have renewed their interest in Emiliano Martinez. At the end of the 2024-25 season, the Argentina international appeared to give a tearful goodbye to the Villa supporters. According to TEAMtalk, the Turin club have revived their interest in the Argentine after previously holding talks with Villa earlier this summer. An agreement could not be reached between the clubs at the time, although Martinez had already agreed personal terms. There is now an increasing belief inside Villa that a deal for Martinez can be completed. Juventus remain interested in Martinez and have reopened discussions, while Villa are working to secure Suzuki as they prepare for the possibility that their World Cup-winning goalkeeper leaves. Villa would want to get a sizeable fee for the 33-year-old if he was sold.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Juventus made another inquiry today regarding Emiliano Martínez's situation at Aston Villa. The goalkeeper is one of the names being considered by Juventus for the position.

Juventus pursued Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez for a long time but later turned to other targets due to the costs of the operation. According to Sky Sport News, Gustavo Goni, an agent at Universal TwentyTwo who manages his interests, stated that his client is happy in the Premier League and is looking forward to starting the new season and playing in the Champions League. Goni further explained that Martinez never expressed a desire to leave, not even when there were inquiries from Manchester United, Inter, and a request from Juventus.

According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Juventus has decided to stop pursuing Emiliano Martinez after showing serious interest for several months. After initial discussions with Aston Villa, Juventus informed the English club that they no longer intend to sign the 2022 World Cup winner. Juventus considered the potential deal for Martinez too expensive.

Emi Martinez of Aston Villa is Juventus's primary target. Should a deal for Martinez not be completed, Juventus is interested in Zion Suzuki.

Emiliano Martinez is seeking to leave Aston Villa. Amid rumours that Juventus want to sign the 33-year-old, Aston Villa have been told that the keeper is unsettled by the Serie A side’s manager. In quotes published by Gazzetta dello Sport, Luciano Spalletti said that Emiliano Martinez is a goalkeeper who wants to change clubs and that Juventus are looking for competitiveness, but added that they currently have two goalkeepers. The Italian manager also said that they know it is a difficult transfer market and that the club's directors are constantly on the phone trying to find solutions. Damian Vidagany, Aston Villa’s director of football operations, has said the keeper is staying, stating the goalkeeper’s future is settled and that the club has no intention of letting him go this summer. Vidagany added that all news published by the media about his departure to Juventus does not reflect the club’s true position.

Aston Villa rejected Juventus's first offer for goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, which was between six and seven million euros. The Argentina international is under contract with the English club until summer 2029.

According to Sport Mediaset, Juventus renewed contact with Aston Villa for Emiliano Martinez following the World Cup, but the Argentine goalkeeper's arrival is now deemed highly unlikely due to very high demands from the player's entourage and the English club.

Aston Villa has decided to stop listening to offers for Emiliano Martinez and is making a determined push to retain him. Martinez has been strongly linked with Juventus, among other clubs. Villa sources state that the club is keen to continue with Martinez as their established number one goalkeeper. He is expected to return to the club's training complex after a holiday to begin a delayed pre-season.

According to Goal.com, Emiliano Martinez is prepared to contest with Aston Villa to secure a desired move to Juventus this summer. The report claims the Argentina international has grown increasingly frustrated in the West Midlands and has identified Juventus as his preferred destination.

Damian Vidagany, Director of the Professional Area at Aston Villa, informed 365Scores that Emiliano Martinez's future is assured and he will remain at the club. He stated that they have no intention of letting him go this summer, as the team requires his commitment and experience, and he is a very important part of their project for the upcoming season. Vidagany also said that media reports about a potential move to Juventus do not represent the club's actual position. He added that Martinez is a very important player for them and they anticipate he will continue to provide exceptional performances.

Speaking to La Stampa ahead of the World Cup semifinal against England, Emiliano Martinez mentioned that a negotiation with Juventus is ongoing.

According to Tuttomercato, Juventus has a draft three-year agreement with Emiliano Martinez's entourage for 5.5 million euros per season plus bonuses. The player's representatives are reported to be agent Gustavo Goni and intermediary Vlado Lemic. Martinez wants to leave Birmingham after six seasons, and coach Unai Emery had promised to permit his departure for an adequate offer. However, valuation remains the main issue in the deal. Aston Villa is asking for 12 million euros, while Giovanni Carnevali aims to reduce the amount to seven or eight million, considering the initial request of 15-20 million was excessive.

Negotiations with Aston Villa for Emiliano Martínez are not progressing. Aston Villa does not want to sell their goalkeeper for a low price, while Juventus refuses to significantly increase their offer. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Guglielmo Vicario is being considered as the main alternative if the transfer fails.

Juventus are willing to pay around €10m for Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Juventus has sent inquiries for Argentina international goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez. The Argentine is interested in a potential transfer. According to Fabrizio Romano, Juventus has made an initial contract offer to Martinez, and the goalkeeper would be open to the move. The transfer depends on Juventus reaching an agreement with Aston Villa on the fee. The deal is also dependent on Aston Villa, as talks between the clubs are at an early stage.

Tuttomercato reports that negotiations for Emiliano Martinez's potential transfer to Juventus are advanced and that significant progress has been made. Contacts between the involved parties have intensified, and dialogue is proceeding with increasing confidence. The report indicates that the Juventus management views Emiliano Martinez as the ideal profile to strengthen the goalkeeping position and add experience. Martinez has reiterated his willingness to transfer, which could be a decisive factor in the deal. According to the report, Juventus met in Milan with the intermediary for Martinez's interests and obtained the player's approval, with Martinez restating his desire to move to Turin. After reaching a basic agreement with the player, Juventus continued contacts to secure an agreement with Aston Villa. The report adds that Aston Villa has become open to selling Emiliano Martinez and has reduced its initial financial demands. Currently, Aston Villa is seeking an amount as close as possible to 10 million euros, while Giovanni Carnevali aims to finalize the deal by investing approximately 5 million euros. The parties are continuing to negotiate to reach an agreement satisfactory to both clubs.

Tuttomercato reports that Giovanni Carnevali and Ricky Massara had a meeting with an intermediary for Emiliano Martinez. The goalkeeper remains a high priority for Luciano Spalletti and Carnevali. During the meeting, Juventus aimed to fully understand the costs of the operation, for both the transfer fee and the salary of the Argentine. Carnevali and Massara want to resolve the situation soon to determine if it is possible to proceed with the deal in the coming weeks. Juventus considers the Aston Villa player to be the ideal profile to be a leader in the defense and provide international experience. Evaluations are ongoing while Emiliano Martinez is currently at the World Cup.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, there have been initial contacts between Juventus and Aston Villa regarding Emiliano Martinez. The English club's demands are decreasing, with a starting base of 6/7 million.

According to a report by Fabrizio Romano, Juventus had direct contact with the representatives of Emiliano Martinez. The deal is dependent on Aston Villa's financial demands, which Juventus currently considers too expensive, and formal negotiations are expected to take place after the conclusion of the World Cup.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Juventus is interested in signing Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez, a move desired by manager Luciano Spalletti. Journalist Gianluca Di Marzio reported that after today's discussions, Juventus management is prepared to advance the process. A meeting is scheduled for Wednesday between CEO Giovanni Carnevali, sporting director Ricky Massara, and the agent of the Argentine goalkeeper.

According to Calciomercato, Juventus has identified Emiliano Martinez as their primary goalkeeping target in light of Michele Di Gregorio's expected departure. Juventus intends to transfer Di Gregorio and wants Martinez to be his replacement. Martinez's contract has a remaining term of three years.

Tuttomercato reported that Emiliano Martinez is the main objective for Juventus for the next season. The report stated that Luciano Spalletti wants the goalkeeper to bring experience, quality, and international stature, because Michele Di Gregorio has not fulfilled expectations. Martinez is 34 years old, has a high salary, and the transfer fee requested by Aston Villa is also significant. While Juventus directors Giovanni Carnevali and Marco Ottolini are considering other options, the club ownership prefers a younger squad.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio on Sky Sport, Aston Villa has started to soften its demands for Emiliano "Dibu" Martinez but still maintains a high valuation, and the deal is not close to being finalized.

According to Tuttomercato, negotiations are ongoing regarding the transfer fee for Emiliano Martinez to Juventus. The transfer had stalled because the 10 million euros plus bonuses requested by Aston Villa was considered excessive. Juventus would like to pay only 5 million euros for the transfer fee, and the report adds there is some possibility of a discount from Birmingham.

Juventus have had recent contact with Aston Villa for goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez, but the club's asking price of over $11 million (€10 million) is a complication. According to Mirko Di Natale, Tottenham’s Guglielmo Vicario is an alternative target.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Juventus prefers Emiliano Martinez as their new goalkeeper and has reached an agreement with the Argentine international for a three-year contract worth 5 million net per season. However, the deal has been blocked by Aston Villa's request for 10 million euros plus bonuses, as Juventus is unwilling to offer more than half that amount. Contacts between the two clubs remain constant as they both seek an agreement.

Tuttosport reports that Aston Villa are ready to lower their demands for goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez to $11.4 million (€10 million, £8.6 million), which could facilitate a potential move to Juventus.

According to Tuttomercato, Emiliano Martinez remains the primary candidate for Juventus, who are looking for a new goalkeeper. The report states that the Argentine goalkeeper would be willing to adjust his salary demands to join Juventus and an agreement on salary has reportedly been reached in recent weeks. The main obstacle, however, is agreeing a fee with Aston Villa, who value him at around 10 million euros and are not willing to lower their demands. Giovanni Carnevali is also monitoring other options, but Martinez remains Juventus's preferred choice.

According to Sky Italia, the cost of a potential transfer for Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa is a significant deterrent to the Juventus management. Martinez is not expected to join Turin.

Martinez is believed to be nearing an agreement to join Juventus.

Negotiations for Emiliano Martinez to transfer from Aston Villa to Juventus have stopped progressing, and the deal is less certain than it was previously. Juventus has not yet ended its interest in Martinez, and the outcome is dependent on Aston Villa's negotiating position.

Tuttomercato reports that Juventus are tracking Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa, and that Aston Villa are ready to negotiate the goalkeeper's transfer. It is reported that Aston Villa have identified Parma's Zion Suzuki as a replacement. The potential arrival of Suzuki could enable the Argentine to move to Juventus.

Emiliano Martínez is nearing a full agreement to join Juventus, which would conclude his six-year tenure at Villa Park. According to a recent comment on X by Matteo Morreto, who works with Fabrizio Romano, Juventus is very close to a total agreement with Martínez on the contract. Morreto stated that the deal is nearing completion and that new contacts between the parties will soon occur to finalize every detail, while awaiting for the negotiations with Aston Villa to intensify.

According to Team Talk, Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez has been discussed internally at Juventus, but his salary expectations are reportedly even higher than Alisson’s, which makes completing a deal increasingly difficult.

According to Tuttosport, Juventus have reached a broad agreement with Emiliano Martinez, who is prepared to sign a three-year contract worth approximately 5 million euros net per season. The approval from the player and Luciano Spalletti is described as total. Serious negotiations with Aston Villa have not yet started, as Damien Comolli focused on reaching an agreement with the player's entourage before beginning formal discussions with the English club. Giovanni Carnevali will now handle the main transfer dossiers for Juventus. Aston Villa reportedly do not consider Martinez indispensable and are open to a change in goalkeepers. The report adds that Aston Villa are aware they cannot request 20 million euros for a goalkeeper who will soon turn 34, and a compromise is anticipated.

According to Sky Sport Italia, new Juventus director Giovanni Carnevali still considers Emiliano Martinez the priority target in goal, and the club will continue to pursue him. The appointment of Carnevali could facilitate negotiations as he has a very good relationship with Martinez’s agents. Carnevali is aware coach Luciano Spalletti wants an experienced goalkeeper. They are the same agents as Nemanja Matic, whom Carnevali brought to Sassuolo. Furthermore, Juventus sporting director Marco Ottolini has intensified talks in recent days. Gianluca Di Marzio of Sky Sport Italia reports that Martínez is so eager to join Juventus that he has already begun searching for a house in Turin.

According to Tuttomercato, Emiliano Martinez has been selected by Luciano Spalletti to bring experience to Juventus. There is an agreement with the agents of the Argentine goalkeeper, but a gap of about 10 million euros exists between the demand and the offer. Michele Di Gregorio is being moved aside after two seasons.

Emiliano Martínez has been offered a contract running until 2029, with annual earnings of slightly less than seven million euros. According to 'Gazzetta dello Sport', Martínez has reached a verbal agreement with Juventus Turin. 'Gazzetta dello Sport' reports that Aston Villa are demanding between ten and fifteen million euros for Martínez and that some final details still need to be clarified.

According to Sky Sport, Juventus has reached a broad agreement with Emiliano Martinez on his salary. Martinez is prepared to join Juventus, having agreed to lower his wage demands compared to his current earnings at Aston Villa. Martinez would be willing to sign a three-year contract, because he believes Torino is an ideal destination for the final part of his career. The focus is now on negotiations between Juventus and Aston Villa. Juventus's goal is to acquire Martinez without paying a significant fee to the English club, using the player's age and his desire to move to Serie A as leverage.

According to Fabrizio Romano on X, Juventus want Martínez as a priority target for the goalkeeper position after the Alisson deal is off. Talks have started to inquire about the price and contract details, and although the salary is high, Juventus is keen to explore the move.

Sky Sport reported that the transfer fee for Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez is not considered prohibitive, but his salary of 7 million euros net per season is very high. The high salary is a concern for Juventus management.

Juventus are still focusing on the Premier League for their next goalkeeper. Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez is the most recent player to be associated with the Turin side. He is valued at around €20 million and has a wage demand of €6m per year.

It is reported by Gazzetta dello Sport that Juventus have switched their focus to Emiliano Martínez of Aston Villa.

According to 'Sky Italia', Juve has identified Emiliano Martínez as an alternative if the targeted signing of Alisson is not completed.

According to Nicolo Schira, Juventus met with Emiliano Martinez’s agent last week. Juventus is interested in Martinez for the goalkeeper role, and the player would like to leave Aston Villa this summer, despite his high salary.

According to Sky Sport, Juventus is considering signing Emiliano Martinez, who is considered very expensive. The 33-year-old has a contract with Aston Villa until 2029 and is ready to play outside the Premier League.

Juventus has initiated contact regarding a potential deal for Aston Villa's 33-year-old Argentina goalkeeper, Emiliano Martinez. Juventus considers him to have experience and leadership and views the end of this season as a potential opportunity for him to leave the Premier League. It is reported that Martinez would request a three-year contract worth €5 million net per season to join a new project.