Arsenal is connected to a stunning return for former goalist Emiliano Martinez after news that he could leave Aston Villa this summer, and the World Cup winner has previously admitted that he still loves his old club
Former Arsenal goalkeeper Emi Martinez previously admitted that he will keep the Gunners “Always Van de Gunners” after he helped Aston Villa to beat his old side 2-0 last month, with the Argentinian now being connected to a stunning return to the Emirates. Martinez probably seems to leave Villa Park this summer after five seasons in the club and speculation is mounted over his next club.
Recent reports claimed that he could even go back to Arsenal after he had left them in 2020, despite the fact that Mikel Arteta brutally showed him the door after he had left him from his plans.
The sun has claimed that Arsenal is seriously considering bringing him back to the Emirates after the fear of losing David Raya after their disappointing season – and the world cup winner would also be interested in reunited with his former club.
There have been some reports that Real Madrid Raya looks like a long -term successor to Thibaut Courtois, which can lead to Arsenal forced to make his own future planning.
Atletico Madrid is also connected to Raya in the midst of reports that Saudi Arabic clubs keep an eye on their no. 1 goalkeeper Jan Oblak.
With an Arsenal -backkeer a raised opportunity for Martinez, his comments about the club came to the fore after his last trip to his former employers -when Leon Bailey and Ollie Watkins each struck to achieve a 2-0 win.
After the game, Martinez insisted that he still had affection for the club he was connected to in 2010 as a 17-year-old. He would spend a decade in North Londs before he strives for the first team football with Villa.
“I think it was 10-11 years old that I was here,” Martinez told Sky Sports. “I still have friends here. I came here like a boy and left a man. I will always love this club.
“They are still second, they have come far and have one of the best managers in the world. I worked with Mikel [Arteta]. I know how good he is. “
Martinez himself looked emotional when he hit fans during the last home game of Villa of the season against Tottenham, and appeared that he was ready for the exit door.
Manager Unai Emery refused to stay on this subject for too long when he was asked about Martinez's future after the 2-0 victory.
“We'll see,” he said. “Of course it's the last game here [this season]And I don't know. We will see about the team, the players, but of course they respond to the field. “