According to renowned journalist David Ornstein of The Athletic, E. Martinez, the Argentine national team goalkeeper and Aston Villa's custodian, has been offered to Chelsea by his agents, and the Blues are considering signing him.

Aston Villa goalkeeper E. Martinez's agents have offered him to Chelsea, and the Stamford Bridge club is considering the possibility of signing him.

The 33-year-old goalkeeper's future at Villa Park is currently uncertain. Earlier this month, Juventus negotiated with Aston Villa over a potential transfer, but the deal ultimately did not proceed.

Subsequently, Aston Villa signed Zion Suzuki from Parma, preparing him to be the team's new number one goalkeeper in the future. Suzuki started in Sunday's opening Premier League match against Brighton.

Robert Sanchez started in Chelsea's first away match of the new season against Fulham on Monday, but was at fault for both of Fulham's goals in their 3-2 home victory.

21-year-old goalkeeper Penders returned to Chelsea this summer after a successful loan spell at Strasbourg last season. He was on the bench at Craven Cottage for this match.

This is the second consecutive summer transfer window that E. Martinez has pushed to leave. Last year, Manchester United negotiated with him and made a loan offer late in the summer window, but it was rejected. Manchester United ultimately signed Ramens from Antwerp.

The Argentine international played an important role in Aston Villa's success last season, helping the team finish fourth in the Premier League and win the Europa League. As a result, Unai Emery's team qualified for the Champions League next season.

E. Martinez also played a key role in Argentina reaching the World Cup final. Argentina lost 1-0 to Spain in the final, and he started all 8 matches in that summer tournament.

Since joining from Arsenal in September 2020, E. Martinez has made 256 appearances for Aston Villa. If he leaves, it will further exacerbate the team's significant squad changes this summer, with Rogers, Tielemans, Konsa, and Digne already having departed.

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