E. Martinez's wife, Mandinha, is an interior designer, and they have a son and a daughter.

E. Martinez is just two wins away from helping Argentina defend their World Cup title. On July 14, Argentina will face England in the semifinals. Here is some information about his wife, Mandinha.

Mandinha Martinez is a professional interior designer who founded the company MiSuenos Kids, initially focusing on high-end children's interior decor brands, and has now expanded into toys and clothing.

Mandinha was born and raised in England, with a Portuguese father and a Brazilian mother. In 2013, she met E. Martinez, who had just been signed by Arsenal at the time, at a bus stop in London. In Martinez's Netflix documentary, the goalkeeper revealed that it took him a long time to pluck up the courage to ask her out.

The couple got engaged in 2016 and married the following year. Mandinha said of their wedding: "Our perfect day. I am so lucky to be married to my soulmate and best friend."

The couple has two children—a son, Santi, and a daughter, Ava. Martinez missed the birth of his daughter, Ava, as he was participating in the Copa América at the time (which Argentina ultimately won).

Mandinha travels between Birmingham and London, and she is a strong supporter of her husband and his team. She told the British media: "He loves the Villa fans. I love the Villa fans. We all love Villa."

Martinez won the Europa League with Aston Villa in May 2026, beating Freiburg 3-0, ending the club's 44-year European trophy drought. Prince William was visibly moved to tears. Martinez made two saves in the match, and after the final whistle, he knelt on the ground, celebrating wildly with his teammates.

Martinez revealed he suffered a serious injury minutes before kickoff: "I broke my finger during the warm-up today, but for me, every bad thing leads to something good. I've lived my life that way, and I will continue to. Should I be worried? I've never broken a finger. Every time I caught the ball, it went astray. But these are things you have to go through, and I am proud to protect Aston Villa."

During the team's celebration, his wife and children also joined him on the field. This was Martinez's seventh consecutive final victory in his career (including Arsenal, Argentina, and Villa), and head coach Unai Emery also won his fifth Europa League title.

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