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Martínez has established a diverse portfolio of clubs under his ownership, which includes Pachuca and several others across different continents. In Europe, he has Oviedo in Spain; in South America, he owns Everton in Chile and Atlético Atenas in Uruguay; and back in Mexico, he is also the owner of León, Mineros, and Coyotes Tixcala. This diversification gives Martínez a significant presence in the footballing world.

Conflicts and Competition

While the past decade has seen Martínez flourish, it has not been without its challenges. He previously shared ownership responsibilities with Carlos Slim, once the richest man in the world. Their partnership eventually dissolved due to disagreements, with Martínez acquiring Slim's share to assume complete control over Pachuca.