Ruben Amorim prepares massive squad overhaul—Emi Martínez targeted as Onana’s potential replacement!
Manchester United are aggressively pushing to sign Aston Villa’s star goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez this summer, according to multiple reports. The 32-year-old World Cup-winning shot-stopper has attracted widespread interest, but the Red Devils are now leading the race, spurred by head coach Ruben Amorim’s urgent plans to reconstruct the team after a disastrous season.
Key developments:
Martínez, reportedly ready to leave Villa, waved farewell at Villa Park last weekend.
United must first offload Andre Onana, who has been inconsistent since joining from Inter.
Saudi clubs have tabled lucrative offers, but Martínez prefers staying in Europe—Atletico Madrid and Chelsea are also circling.
A bid in the range of £35–£40 million could secure the Argentine’s services.
Amorim is set to offer fans a direct on-pitch apology following their final Premier League fixture at Old Trafford against Villa today, capping off one of the worst campaigns in United’s modern history. With just 10 wins all season, the club currently sits 16th in the table, triggering fan unrest and a demand for radical change.
Martínez’s arrival would mark the first of many moves in a summer of reckoning at Manchester United, with Amorim now poised to clear out underperformers and bring in warriors wort
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