The 34-year-old told Argentine journalist Gaston Edul's YouTube channel that he cried after seeing x-rays having feared he would be ruled out of Argentina's World Cup title defence.

Goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has revealed that his finger will never return to normal after playing through a severe injury during Argentina's World Cup title defense. Speaking on Gaston Edul's YouTube channel, Martinez explained that he avoided surgery to stay eligible for the tournament, relying on a custom Adidas glove despite enduring extreme pain and playing like a zombie.
Martinez originally broke and dislocated the finger while warming up for Aston Villa's Europa League final win over Freiburg. He noted that the injury caused a proposed transfer to Juventus to collapse, though he eventually secured a £7.5million permanent move to Chelsea, where he is currently sidelined by a broken jaw.
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