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Chelsea complete £7.5m Emiliano Martinez signing: Argentina star could start TODAY as he vows to help the Blues 'win titles' after sealing move from Aston Villa

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Chelsea complete £7.5m Emiliano Martinez signing: Argentina star could start TODAY as he vows to help the Blues 'win titles' after sealing move from Aston Villa

Martinez is understood to be eligible to immediately represent Chelsea against Brighton today, with sources telling Daily Mail Sport that the goalkeeper was registered before the deadline.

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Chelsea have completed the signing of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa for £7.5m. The 33-year-old Argentine is understood to have been registered in time for eligibility against Brighton on the same day. Sources indicate he could displace current number one Robert Sanchez as Chelsea's primary goalkeeper.

What we know

  • Martinez completed his transfer from Aston Villa to Chelsea for £7.5m.
  • He was registered before the deadline for Chelsea's Brighton fixture.
  • The move comes after the goalkeeper sought to leave Villa for multiple transfer windows.

Why it matters

Martinez's arrival addresses scrutiny around Chelsea's goalkeeping position. His immediate eligibility suggests the club could deploy him without delay. The signing resolves a prolonged exit process for a World Cup winner seeking a fresh opportunity.

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