Goal efficiency
How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
12 de Junio VH · CONMEBOL Libertadores · Attacker · #28 · Paraguay · 19 yrs
A. Martinez plays as an attacker for 12 de Junio VH. A. Martinez is a represents Paraguay, 19 years old, attacker, currently at 12 de Junio VH. A. Martinez wears shirt number 28 for 12 de Junio VH. A. Martinez was born in Caaguazú, Paraguay on 2006-04-12. A. Martinez is 177 cm tall and weighs 75 kg. A. Martinez's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across CONMEBOL Libertadores, Division Profesional - Apertura, CONMEBOL Sudamericana. A. Martinez's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore A. Martinez season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-07-04 | Loan |  Nacional Asuncion NAC |  12 de Junio VH |
Season intelligence
Profile as Attacker: defensive work. Archetype: Ball-winning midfielder. Season rating 6.6.
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How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
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Tackles, duels, and off-ball defensive contribution.
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After his scrutiny over Argentina's centerbacks, Cristian Romero replied to England leveng Gary Neville: "'I hope I'm not that stupid when I retire." Gary Neville emerged as one of the most vocal pundits in the buildup to England‘s highly anticipated semifinal clash against Argentina at the 2026 World Cup, directing specific scrutiny toward the Argentine defensive line. After successfully securing their ticket to the final, Cristian “Cuti” Romero delivered a stinging response to the former Manchester United defender, stating, “I hope I’m not that stupid when I retire.“ In the days leading up to kickoff, Neville had offered some incredibly harsh criticism of Argentina‘s starting center-back pairing of Romero and Lisandro Martinez in one of the last editions of The Overlaps podcast, branding them as a major liability: “I do not see any way we won’t score at least 2 goals against Argentina… I call them the best-worst central defensive duo in the world. They go from the sublime to the ridiculous.” While arguing that the pairing was highly vulnerable defensively, Neville did begrudgingly acknowledge their unique ability to make an impact on the opposite end of the pitch. “You’ve got Cristian Romero and Lisandro Martinez who seem to give away a goal between them per game! Then you see them again and it turns out they’re scoring goals, winning all the headers and popping up everywhere!” Romero and Martinez issue joint response to Neville Following the final whistle, Romero spoke with DSports and immediately addressed the pre-match talk originating from across the Atlantic: “In England they are used to talking a lot before the match, so we send them a big hello; they must be very happy.“ Djed Spence #25 of England is tackled by Cristian Romero #13 of Argentina. Martinez was equally dismissive of the relentless criticism, reflecting on the media landscape in the British Isles. “We are used to them always talking about us. You can tell they like to talk about us, and we respond on the pitch. Nothing more, always with respect,” he stated. However, Romero pulled no punches when specifically pressed on Neville’s comments: “The only thing I hope for when I retire is that I won’t be that stupid. Ultimately, it’s up to each person, but when I retire down the line, I hope I don’t find myself criticizing a player or underestimating anyone, because in the end, you go out there to do the best for your club or national team.“ Romero concluded his statement by setting his expectations ahead of the final on Sunday, his fifth one already with the Argentina national team: “After that, it can go right or wrong, but we are happy to be in a World Cup final again. We are making history; for us, it is something huge. We feel the shirt like no one else.“
While Ronaldo remains focused on chasing success with Portugal on the biggest stage, a surprising chain of events involving his national team coach and his club side has started to attract attention. Cristiano Ronaldo, Roberto Martinez, and Jorge Jesus are all connected by a potential managerial shake-up that could reshape the future of both Portugal and Al-Nassr after the 2026 World Cup. While Ronaldo remains focused on chasing success with Portugal on the biggest stage, a surprising chain of events involving his national team coach and his club side has started to attract attention. The latest reports suggest that the story surrounding Ronaldo may continue far beyond his performances at the tournament. Portugal’s future after the World Cup could see a major change, with Martinez linked to a move to Saudi Arabia and Jesus emerging as a possible successor in Lisbon. According to reports from RMC Sport and A Bola, Roberto Martinez is expected to leave the Portugal national team after the 2026 World Cup, regardless of the tournament result. The Spanish coach’s contract with the Portuguese Soccer Federation is approaching its end, and sources indicate that he is already exploring his next challenge. Martinez took charge of Portugal in 2023 after leaving his role with Belgium, inheriting one of the most talented squads in international soccer. His team includes global stars such as Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandes, Bernardo Silva, Rafael Leao, and Joao Felix, but expectations have remained extremely high because of the quality available. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal hugs head coach Roberto Martinez “When I arrived in Portugal, the objective was to win everything, but the focus was on preparing for the World Cup. Now we are here, 40 games later, with the Nations League trophy in the works, and the focus remains exactly the same: to be world champions. Naturally, my contract ends after the tournament. That’s a fact,” Martinez previously said. Martinez could reunite with Ronaldo at Al-Nassr in surprise twist The biggest development is the possibility of Martinez moving directly from international soccer to club management in Saudi Arabia. RMC Sport’s Fabrice Hawkins claims that Al-Nassr have opened discussions with Martinez to become their next head coach, potentially reuniting him with Cristiano Ronaldo at club level. The Riyadh-based club is searching for a high-profile manager after Jorge Jesus’ successful spell in charge. Jesus guided Al-Nassr to major success and helped transform the team into one of the strongest sides in Saudi soccer, but the club is now looking toward a new era. Martinez’s experience with elite international players is believed to be one of the reasons behind Al-Nassr’s interest. A move would also bring him together with another Portugal star, Joao Felix, who is currently part of Ronaldo’s club environment. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal interacts with Roberto Martinez The idea of the Spanish boss working with Ronaldo every day at club level has created plenty of discussion. The coach has consistently defended the 41-year-old forward’s role with Portugal, even after criticism following the team’s disappointing opening World Cup draw against DR Congo. Jorge Jesus emerges as a candidate to replace Martinez While Martinez could be heading toward Al-Nassr, ESPN Brasil and CNN Portugal suggest that Jorge Jesus is one of the strongest candidates to replace him as Portugal coach. The Portuguese manager has built an impressive reputation throughout his career, winning trophies with previous clubs such as Benfica, Flamengo, and Al-Hilal. Jorge Jesus, Manager of Al-Nassr, interacts with Cristiano Ronaldo of Al-Nassr. Jesus’ success in Saudi Arabia has strengthened his profile, and his tactical experience could make him an attractive option for the Portuguese federation. If the change happens, the Selecao das Quinas could move from one experienced manager to another as it prepares for the next generation. The possibility create
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