Financial issues means Chelsea ready to sign world class £45M star

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CHELSEA are still very much interested in trying to secure a deal for Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, who could be forced to leave Villa this transfer window.

Unai Emery’s side missed out on qualifying for the elite European competition after their final defeat against Manchester United consigned them to Europa League football next season. Villa had an impressive run in the tournament last season, beating the likes of Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig before they were knocked out by eventual winners Paris Saint-Germain in a dramatic quarter-final.

But Villa have now been hit with an unconditional €11million fine for a breach of the organisation’s financial regulations, including €5m for failing to comply with the football earnings rules plus €6m for breaching the squad costs rules.

And that has led to alot of speculation in the media suggesting that a number of top clubs are lining up a number of moves for Villa’s top players, including Martinez, and Chelsea could make a move for the world class big man.

It is no secret that Chelsea are open to the idea of improving that goalkeeper situation at the club and are reportedly ready to splash close to £45 million in order to get a deal done for the world cup winner.

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CHELSEA do need a stopper, but again, we would be massive surprised to see Martinez make the move to Stamford Bridge, especially because the board like to sign players that they can offer 10 year contracts too.

But he would be a fantastic signing for the club that is for sure guys.

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