Emi Martínez sparked concern among Chelsea fans today, with an unconfirmed report offering the first indication of his potential injury severity.

Chelsea goalkeeper Emi Martinez faces an extended spell on the sidelines after suffering a head and jaw injury against Everton. The Argentine was stretchered off in the 68th minute and hospitalized following a heavy collision with defender Jarrad Branthwaite. Manager Xabi Alonso confirmed Martinez was conscious before undergoing clinical tests.
While standard concussion protocols typically require a two-week absence, Argentine journalist Gaston Edul reported that Martinez suffered a suspected jaw fracture requiring surgery. Though neck and head scans were clear, the potential operation could rule Martinez out of Chelsea's upcoming fixtures against Tottenham, Liverpool, and Manchester United.
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