Source: Alex Crook, talkSPORT
Manchester United are set to intensify their pursuit of young Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens, according to reports from talkSPORT’s Alex Crook.
The 21-year-old shot-stopper, who currently plays for Royal Antwerp, has been on United’s radar for several months as the club continues to plan for the future between the posts. With ongoing uncertainty surrounding the long-term future of André Onana and backup options under evaluation, United see Lammens as a promising addition to their goalkeeping ranks.
Known for his sharp reflexes, strong distribution, and commanding presence in the box, Lammens has been tipped as one of Belgium’s next top keepers. He came through the youth system at Club Brugge before moving to Antwerp, where he has steadily impressed in the Belgian Pro League.
Erik ten Hag and the recruitment team at Old Trafford are believed to be keen on adding youthful competition in the goalkeeping department, with Lammens fitting the profile of a long-term project who could be developed into a first-team option.
No official bid has been submitted yet, but sources suggest that United are preparing to accelerate talks in the coming weeks.
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