From what he has shown at the World Cup, Emiliano Martinez is expected to be the most expensive goalkeeper in the world.

Argentina's goalie, who helped his country win the World in Qatar, 2022, has raised its price since leaving Arsenal for Villa Park in 2020. The 30-year-old enigmatic player has been playing on Premier League, has also won Copa America with the Nationals, and now wants to test himself even at high football levels in the Champions League.

The Daily Mail reports that Martinez can push for a summer departure from Aston Villa, despite contracting with them to 2027 on a contract winning 100 thousand pounds a week, making him the most paid team player.

The villa is in good standing when negotiations for transfer are at stake, and it is expected that a sale from them would make the goalkeeper the largest figure any goalkeeper ever transferred to the planet- the list at the moment leading the Spanish star Cape Arrizbalaga, who passed to Chelsea in 2018 for 71 million pounds (approximately 90m euros).

Villa signed with Martinez for only 16 million pounds and that would make them profit from the goalkeeper's sale, with what's left to decide which club the South American Champions League wants to spend when the summer transfer deadline opens.