According to Cutler, this summer is a crucial time for Martinez's career. He has been voted the best goalkeeper in the world twice and has several options available to him. Many big clubs are interested in signing him, and he may choose to stay at Villa or move to a top-tier club.

Cutler thinks Martinez is not motivated by money, so he may not be interested in joining a club in Saudi Arabia. If he does leave Villa, it will be to join a bigger club, such as Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico, or Manchester United.

Cutler believes Martinez will be influenced by the challenge when deciding where to go next. Manchester United, although not currently playing in the Champions League, has a massive reputation and a significant challenge that may appeal to Martinez.

He thinks Martinez has the confidence to play for a big club like United and believes he would be able to make a positive impact on the team. Martinez would see United as a chance to make a difference and help the club return to its former glory.

Cutler says Martinez is driven by the challenge and the desire to succeed, which makes him a good fit for United. He has shown his ability to perform under pressure by winning the World Cup and Copa America with Argentina.

Cutler believes Martinez would be a comfortable fit at United and would quickly adapt to the team. However, the decision ultimately depends on Villa's plans for Martinez, who is 32 years old and likely to be in his prime.