Goal efficiency
How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
Tercera División RFEF - Promotion - Play-offs · Attacker · #21 · Spain · 26 yrs
Iñigo Martín is an attacker. Iñigo Martín is a Spanish international, 26 years old, attacker. Iñigo Martín wears shirt number 21. Iñigo Martín was born in Spain on 1999-05-24. Iñigo Martín's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Tercera División RFEF - Promotion - Play-offs, 1a Divisió, Erovnuli Liga, Tercera División RFEF - Group 12, and other leagues. Iñigo Martín's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Iñigo Martín season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Attacker · #21
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-02-01 | Free |  Samtredia |  FC Santa Coloma SAN |
| 2024-07-01 | Free |  Portugalete | Samtredia |
| 2023-10-21 | N/A |  Vitoria | Portugalete |
Season intelligence
Profile as Attacker: finisher. Archetype: Clinical forward.
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Per-90 rates, efficiency ratios, and Sportra indices from season totals.
How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
Minutes, availability, and how central they were to the team.
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Season intelligence
Profile as Attacker: balanced output without a single dominant trait. Archetype: Balanced contributor.
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Per-90 rates, efficiency ratios, and Sportra indices from season totals.
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
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While supporters were eager to see the Portuguese icon back on the field, fresh reports have explained why the veteran remains unavailable. Cristiano Ronaldo will not feature when Al-Nassr faces Estrela Amadora in Portugal, with the Saudi champion continuing its preseason preparations under Ange Postecoglou. While supporters were eager to see the Portuguese icon back on the field, fresh reports have explained why the veteran remains unavailable. The absence has generated plenty of discussion because Cristiano Ronaldo has yet to appear in any of Al-Nassr’s preseason fixtures, even as several of his teammates have already returned from international duty. Instead, the club has chosen to move forward with its Portugal training camp while waiting for its captain to rejoin the squad at a later date. So far, Al-Nassr has experienced mixed preseason results. The Saudi Pro League winner lost 2-1 to Benfica B before bouncing back with a 2-0 victory over Spanish side Merida, with further matches against Estrela Amadora and Almeria still scheduled. However, for Estrela Amadora, the match carries significance beyond being another preseason fixture. The Portuguese club is using the game as its official presentation for the 2026-27 campaign, allowing fans to see the squad before the Primeira Liga season begins. The match also launches the inaugural Trofeu Cidade da Amadora, making it an important event for the home club. Troféu 𝐂𝐈𝐃𝐀𝐃𝐄 𝐃𝐀 𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐃𝐎𝐑𝐀 🆚 AL Nassr pic.twitter.com/uIuacsjcMr— CF Estrela da Amadora (@estrelamadora) August 1, 2026 Estrela itself has an interesting modern history. After the original club entered bankruptcy in 2011, it was re-established in 2020 through a merger, allowing soccer in Amadora to continue at the professional level. The reason why Ronaldo is missing The Portuguese forward is still enjoying his scheduled break following the 2026 World Cup and is not expected to return until after Al-Nassr completes its preseason camp in Lisbon. According to multiple reports, including Saudi journalist Rtiban Al-Dosari, the 41-year-old will not join the squad in Portugal and is instead expected to report once the team returns to Riyadh. Al-Nassr’s overseas camp concludes on August 5, after which the players will receive a short break before final preparations begin for the new Saudi Pro League season. That schedule means Ronaldo is likely to have around one week of full training before the team opens its league title defense against Al-Fateh on August 15. Inigo Martinez and Cristiano Ronaldo in training Ronaldo’s delayed return opens door for Felix Away from soccer, Ronaldo has spent the past several weeks relaxing with his family after the World Cup. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner recently shared vacation photos from Mallorca alongside his son, Cristiano Jr., with one Instagram caption simply reading: “Not yet.” View this post on Instagram The family holiday came after Portugal’s Round of 16 elimination against Spain, a tournament that marked the end of Ronaldo’s World Cup career. Following such an emotional conclusion, both the player and the club appear comfortable allowing additional recovery time before he returns to club duties. With Ronaldo unavailable, his compatriot Joao Felix becomes one of the main attractions for the Knight of Najd. The Portugal international has already spent valuable time adapting to Postecoglou’s tactical ideas and is expected to play a major creative role during the friendly.
Throughout the 2026 World Cup, Aymeric Laporte established as one of the tournament's best defenders, becoming an undisputed starter for Spain. As a result, Barcelona are reportedly considering a €15 million move for the 32-year-old defender. After leaving Al Nassr unexpectedly in 2025, Aymeric Laporte seemed almost destined to gradually decline in his level of play. However, he rediscovered his form at Athletic Club, allowing him to arrive at the 2026 World Cup as a starter. After establishing as one of the best defenders, the 32-year-old has attracted Barcelona’s attention, as they are reportedly open to a €15 million move. Head coach Luis de la Fuente made Aymeric Laporte his undisputed starter in defense. Despite coming off a fairly inconsistent season, he formed one of the best defensive partnerships alongside Pau Cubarsí. He played 729 minutes across eight matches, helping Spain finish as the team with the fewest goals conceded. After this outstanding level, Barcelona are reportedly pursuing his signing this summer. According to Carlos Monfort, via Diario Sport, Barcelona are determined to contact Aymeric Laporte’s camp in the coming days. As one of the best left-sided defenders, they consider the 32-year-old star to be a world-class player. Even though the relationship between Athletic Club and the Blaugrana is not the best, the defender has a €15 million release clause, making him quite affordable. Aymeric Laporte could be the ideal solution to Barcelona’s defensive inconsistencies. Having already developed a good understanding with Pau Cubarsí, this partnership could provide the team with the stability it had with Iñigo Martínez. As a 32-year-old veteran, he would not block Gerard Martín’s development; instead, he would be key to helping him improve his level. Gonzalo Montiel #4 of Argentina competes for the ball against Aymeric Laporte #14 of Spain. Aymeric Laporte potential deal could force Barcelona to offload stars Ahead of the 2026-27 season, Barcelona reportedly have three untouchable defenders: Pau Cubarsí, Eric García, and Gerard Martín. However, head coach Hansi Flick would be open to bringing in Aymeric Laporte, as he fulfills the role of a veteran, offers quality in building out from the back. If they secure his arrival, the Blaugrana could need to part ways with some stars in their defensive line. Both Andreas Christensen and Ronald Araújo could be transferred if Laporte’s arrival is completed. Although neither of them wants to leave, they could be relegated to having little or no playing time, making a departure a real possibility. With the departure of both defenders, Barcelona could reduce their defensive unit to just four players, looking to give all of them significant playing time during the season. Aymeric Laporte’s arrival would not be directly linked to the departures of Araújo and Christensen. Instead, the signing of the 32-year-old star could push both defenders to leave the club if they want regular playing time. However, Barcelona have not yet managed to complete the signing of the 2026 World Cup winner, so these are still only speculations.
With the club preparing for a new campaign and searching for a replacement for Jorge Jesus, attention has turned toward another important question: whether one of the team’s most influential defenders would remain part of the project. For much of the season, Cristiano Ronaldo and Inigo Martinez played central roles in Al-Nassr’s march to the Saudi Pro League title. Now, with the club preparing for a new campaign and searching for a replacement for Jorge Jesus, attention has turned toward another important question: whether one of the team’s most influential defenders would remain part of the project. The uncertainty surrounding Martinez’s future generated considerable discussion in recent weeks. His contract situation, combined with interest from abroad and speculation about a possible return to Spain, left supporters wondering whether the experienced center-back would continue in Riyadh. Martinez arrived at Al-Nassr last summer after leaving Barcelona and wasted little time establishing himself as a key figure in the squad. His experience at the highest level of European football helped him adapt quickly to Saudi Arabia and become one of the first names on the team sheet. Throughout the campaign, the Spaniard played a crucial role in a defense that provided the foundation for the club’s title-winning season. He made 43 appearances across all competitions, started 42 matches, and accumulated an impressive 3,717 minutes of playing time. Inigo Martinez of Al Nassr celebrates with the Saudi Pro League Trophy His contribution extended beyond defending. Martinez also scored goals at important moments and delivered the kind of leadership that helped stabilize the team during crucial stretches of the season. Martinez’s future finally resolved For months, reports indicated that Al-Nassr was eager to activate the extension option included in Martinez’s original contract. The clause would allow the club to keep him for another season if certain conditions were met. Those conditions were comfortably achieved, as Martinez featured in well over the required percentage of matches. Discussions then shifted toward whether the player himself wanted to continue his adventure in the Saudi Pro League. The answer has now emerged. Martinez has confirmed that he will remain at Al-Nassr for another season, extending his stay until the summer of 2027. The decision brings stability to the club’s defensive plans at a time when several other positions could experience change. Inigo Martinez of Al Nassr celebrates after scoring What did Inigo Martinez say about his future? The veteran defender admitted in a recent interview that the move to Saudi Arabia initially came with uncertainty. Relocating to a new country and culture presented challenges for both him and his family. “I signed a one-year contract with an option to extend for a second year, depending on my situation and my family’s situation, because we were moving to a completely different country.” The Spaniard explained that the adjustment period was not always easy. However, as the season progressed, his perspective gradually changed. “I was concerned about how we would adapt, and it was difficult at first. But in the end, after seeing how the year went, we decided to stay for another year.”
Former Barcelona defender Inigo Martinez has shared an extensive assessment of the current Barça project, backing Hansi Flick’s work, naming the players he believes should lead the dressing room an...
Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr are moving to secure elite defensive anchor Iñigo Martinez through 2027. Cristiano Ronaldo officially shattered his silverware drought with Al Nassr this season, leading the Riyadh-based giants to a Saudi Pro League championship. With the domestic crown secured, club hierarchy is already executing its blueprint to fortify the squad for a title defense, prioritizing a contract extension for Spanish central defender Iñigo Martinez. According to a report from Saudi media outlet Okaz, the Al Nassr board is working to trigger an option in Martinez’s contract. Activating the clause will extend the defender’s stay at the club through the summer of 2027. The former Barcelona center-back arrived at the start of the season on a free transfer and became a starter in Al Nassr’s backline. The Spaniard made 43 appearances across all competitions over the course of the campaign, scoring four goals and receiving eight yellow cards. Martinez’s defensive importance to the squad is heavily underscored by his immense workload; out of his 43 appearances, he featured in the starting lineup 42 times, logging a staggering 3,717 minutes of competitive action on the pitch. Inigo Martinez of Al Nassr celebrates after scoring. (Getty Images) Ronaldo faces potential roster changes While club officials are moving quickly to lockdown Martinez’s long-term future, Cristiano Ronaldo could simultaneously see some teammates depart the club ahead of the new campaign. The Portuguese forward might have to navigate the upcoming SPL season without midfielder Marcelo Brozovic. According to reporting from former Al Nassr legal department manager Saad Al-Subaie, discussions between the club and Brozovic have reached a difficult stage, and the Croatian international could leave Riyadh this summer. Another player potentially heading toward the exit is goalkeeper Nawaf Al-Aqidi. Saudi insider Khalid Al-Rashid reports that the shot-stopper wants more playing time and will seek a transfer if the club cannot fulfill his request. After starting the season as the choice goalkeeper, Al-Aqidi lost his spot to Bento. This left Al-Aqidi with just 12 appearances on the season, compared to the 34 matches played by the Brazilian goalkeeper. During his time on the pitch, the Saudi keeper conceded 12 goals and registered three clean sheets. Meanwhile, Bento conceded 24 goals over his 34 appearances and kept 19 clean sheets.
Cristiano Ronaldo is already facing problems ahead of potential squad boosts as Al Nassr are reportedly force to pay $7M for Joao Felix and Kingsley Coman after the triumph in the SPL. Cristiano Ronaldo was one of the central figures in Al Nassr‘s 2025-26 Saudi Pro League title triumph, ending a drought that stretched back to his arrival at the club in 2022. However, the celebration has come with an unexpected financial sting, as Al Nassr are reportedly obligated to pay approximately $7 million in bonus fees related to the signings of Kingsley Coman and Joao Felix. Alongside Iñigo Martinez, Felix and Coman were the most high-profile arrivals of the 2025 summer window, part of a significant investment Al Nassr made to reshape the squad around Ronaldo. Both have more than justified the outlay, with Felix claiming the SPL Player of the Season award, but the title success has now triggered contractual clauses that will add to the club’s expenditure. According to Al Arriyadiyah, Al Nassr will be paying Chelsea and Bayern Munich a combined figure of approximately €6 million (around $7 million) as a result of those clauses. Both deals included a title bonus that would be activated if Al Nassr won the Saudi Pro League, and last Thursday’s triumph set that obligation in motion. Updated fees for Joao Felix and Kingsley Coman In Felix’s case, Chelsea agreed to a base transfer fee of €30 million with up to €20 million in potential add-ons, a structure similar in concept to the €52 million Atletico Madrid had originally paid for the Portuguese. The SPL title has triggered a €5 million add-on, bringing the total Al Nassr has paid to Chelsea so far to €35 million. Cristiano Ronaldo of AlNassr celebrates with teammates Joao Felix and Kingsley Coman after scoring. Coman‘s situation is slightly different. The French winger had been under contract with Bayern Munich until 2027 but was seeking a more prominent role, and Al Nassr agreed to a €30 million fee to secure his services. With the title now confirmed, Bayern will receive an additional bonus of approximately €856,000, bringing the effective total to just under €31 million. According to the Saudi outlet, the same SPL title clause in Felix’s deal would be activated again should Al Nassr win the league while he remains at the club, with his contract running through June 2027. For Coman, whose deal extends through 2028, the clause could theoretically be triggered twice more. Joao Felix and Kingsley Coman’s first season at Al Nassr While Ronaldo finished as Al Nassr’s top scorer for the season with 30 goals, Felix and Coman quickly established themselves as the next most productive attacking players in the squad. Felix ended the campaign with 26 goals, while Coman, operating primarily from wide positions rather than a central role, still managed an impressive 16. Felix’s case stands out most strikingly when assists are factored in. His 19 assists led the entire team, and his 45 direct goal contributions overall made him the most productive player at the club across the season even over Ronaldo (30 goals and 5 assists). His availability speaks to that level of contribution as well, with Felix appearing in 47 of Al Nassr’s 49 games, missing just two.
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