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Transfer rumour
Emiliano Martínez to Chelsea: transfer completed
Emiliano Martínez has completed a move to Chelsea from Aston Villa. The story was first reported on 27 August and is backed by 4 reports, including 4 from tier-1 sources, led by @FabrizioRomano.
A weighted read of source quality, corroboration, deal stage and freshness — built from the reports below.
Source quality4 tier-1 of 4 reports
Corroboration2 independent handles
StageHere we go — strongest
Freshnessupdated 21d ago
Signal strength reflects reporting reliability — not the probability of the deal happening.
The reports · 4 sources
Fabrizio RomanoTier 1
@FabrizioRomano · 21d ago
🔵🇦🇷 Official, confirmed. Emiliano Martínez joined Chelsea from Aston Villa on £7.5m deal.
“It’s a dream to be here! I really want to be successful here. I'm someone who wants to win at everything I do and I want to bring that here to this football club”. https://t.co/Zrq5PFMjQv
🚨💣 BREAKING: Chelsea reach verbal agreement to sign Emiliano Martínez, HERE WE GO! 🔵🇦🇷
Club to club agreement with Aston Villa on fee worth £7.5m for permanent move.
Dibu gave green light to #CFC yesterday and clubs agreed on terms today, as @TeleFootball reported. https://t.co/YXs62PwB2s
🚨🔵 Chelsea mantain active talks for Emiliano Martínez deal with player’s camp and Aston Villa, understanding if can be a loan move — plus all details on formula.
Dibu would be open to joining #CFC as reported, keen on the move.
Up to Chelsea with final decision to follow. https://t.co/SBnFcECOqF
🚨 EXCL: Emiliano Martinez offered to Chelsea by representatives & west London club considering possibility of signing 33yo goalkeeper before transfer window finishes. #AVFC open to Argentina int’l exit after Zion Suzuki made No1 + #CFC keen @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/y6ZUvgNWI6
Aggregated from public reports by football journalists. Signal strength reflects reporting reliability — not the probability of the deal happening, and not a betting market.