Josep Martínez
INT
Secures keep clean sheet against Shakhtar Donetsk
Martinez made four saves and didn't concede in Wednesday's 1-0 win against Shakhtar Donetsk.
Analysis: Martinez was instrumental in the tight win with difficult games on two menacing headers, early and late in the match. He has blanked the opponents twice in the last four matches after doing so just once in the first six contests, making 13 saves and giving up five goals over the recent span. Up next, Inter will host Fiorentina on Sunday.
Gives up one goal to Bologna
Martinez made three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 3-1 win against Bologna.
Analysis: Martinez didn't blank the opponents but bounced back from his poor midweek performance, as he avoided mistakes, made a couple of clutch interventions and conceded only on a thunderous effort by Tommaso Pobega. He has kept one clean sheet, made 10 saves and allowed 10 goals in the last five tilts. Up next, Inter will host Shakhtar Donetsk in UEFA Champions League play on Wednesday and then Fiorentina next Sunday.
Concedes four goals against Club Brugge
Martinez registered four saves and allowed four goals in Tuesday's 4-3 defeat to Club Brugge.
Analysis: Martinez went backward after a strong performance against Parma, giving up four goals and causing the second one with a big gaffe, as he exited too aggressively and didn't get to the ball, paving the way for an easy one. He remains under scrutiny, as he had some errors in the early going as well. He has kept one clean sheet in six tilts, making 22 saves and surrendering 13 goals. Up next, Inter will face Bologna away Saturday.
Secures clean sheet against Parma
Martinez made two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 3-0 victory over Parma.
Analysis: Martinez was rarely called into action as Inter had a wire-to-wire victory, earning his second clean sheet of the season. He has made 18 saves and conceded nine goals in the last five matches. Up next, Inter will face Club Brugge at home in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday and then face Bologna away Saturday.
Concedes two goals in draw
Josep Martinez had two saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw against Roma.
Analysis: Martinez kept Inter in touch at Roma with a crucial save from Donyell Malen at a key stage of the contest. The 18 shots the hosts generated did not translate into much sustained work for him, since only one other effort from range forced a save, and his evening ended with two goals conceded. That extends his run to four straight games shipping two or more, with Parma on Oct. 10 potentially offering some respite once the international break is over.
Concedes three in win
Josep Martinez registered two saves and allowed three goals in Monday's 5-3 win against Udinese.
Analysis: Martinez had another busy evening between the posts as Udinese got six shots away at San Siro and beat him three times, and the Spaniard finished the game with two saves. It was his second demanding outing in the space of a few days after the trip to Real Madrid as he continues to adjust to life as Inter's first choice after taking over from Yann Sommer in the summer. He has now shipped two or more goals in each of his last three games across all competitions, but the workload has been heavy and he has piled up 14 saves over that run. Roma are up next on Saturday, and with 12 goals in their opening four games they could keep him occupied again.
Beaten twice in Real Madrid clash
Martinez recorded six saves and allowed two goals in Tuesday's 2-1 loss versus Real Madrid.
Analysis: Martinez had a very mixed day on goal, as he gave up a silly goal by trying to take Federico Valverde on in the box. However, he pulled off a few monster saves afterward, preventing the score from getting out of hand. His starting job isn't in jeopardy at this stage, but Ivan Provedel could start getting some opportunities. He has kept one clean sheet, surrendered five goals and made eight saves in four tilts. Up next, Inter will face Udinese away Monday.
Makes six saves versus Napoli
Martinez registered six saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 3-2 win against Napoli.
Analysis: Martinez put in a great performance despite the goals conceded as the intensity of the match put his shot-stopping skills to the test. The six saves represent his highest mark in league play since February 2024, when he was still playing for Genoa. With three successive starts at the beginning of the season, he looks settled as Inter's new starting goalkeeper over Ivan Provedel, recording eight saves and one clean sheet so far. Up next is a tough double game week with a UCL trip to Real Madrid coming before the next Serie A match against Udinese.
Keeps clean sheet in win
Martinez made no saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 1-0 victory versus Cagliari.
Analysis: Martinez had a quiet match as Inter controlled much of the contest and prevented Cagliari from registering a shot on target. The goalkeeper has now recorded his first clean sheet of the season in his second Serie A appearance, building on a strong start between the posts. Martinez will face a significantly tougher test in the next league fixture against Napoli.
Two saves in win
Josep Martinez registered two saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 4-1 victory against Monza.
Analysis: Martinez was handed the start after Yan Sommer's departure, and while he conceded a goal in the 29th minute, he responded well with a couple of good saves as his side beat Monza comfortably. He is expected to take over as Sommer's successor, though he will face stiff competition throughout the season from Ivan Provedel, who has consistently been a first choice goalkeeper, from his time at Spezia to Lazio. Martinez turns his attention next to Sunday's game against Cagliari.
Allows three goals in Bologna game
Martinez made one save and one clearance and gave up three goals in Saturday's 3-3 draw against Bologna.
Analysis: Martinez wasn't great and paid the price for some lousy defending in the season finale. He has featured six times behind Yann Sommer this campaign, keeping four clean sheets, making 15 saves and conceding four goals. He's reportedly in the running to be the full-time starter next year.
Secures clean sheet
Martinez had four saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 3-0 win against Lazio.
Analysis: Martinez kept a clean sheet in Saturday's 3-0 win at Lazio, making four saves during a composed 90-minute performance as his side controlled the match. The goalkeeper has now recorded three clean sheets across four Serie A appearances this season, continuing to impress in a backup role. He will look to maintain that momentum in the next league match against Hellas Verona.
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