Man United Closing in on New Goalkeeper Signing

United Closing in on Belgian Goalkeeper Senne Lammens

Manchester United are reportedly in advanced talks to sign Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp.

The club is said to be “still working on a deal,” with personal terms for the 23-year-old nearing an agreement.

The move would see United add a promising young talent to their goalkeeping ranks, a position that has been a subject of scrutiny.

According to reports, United are actively pursuing the deal and are keen to finalize the transfer to beat out competition from other European clubs, particularly in France and Italy.

The potential transfer of Lammens, who has been widely scouted by United, has been described as a “dream move” for the player.

He has impressed with his performances for Royal Antwerp, with some sources claiming he had an 84% save percentage in the Belgian Pro League last season. He is also noted for his penalty-saving ability and a commanding presence in the box.

The reported transfer fee for Lammens is expected to be in the region of £17-20 million, a price that is considered a “no-brainer” for United given his potential.

His arrival at Old Trafford could signal a change in the club’s goalkeeping situation, with the future of current keepers André Onana and Altay Bayındır uncertain.

The pursuit of Lammens comes as United look to strengthen their squad before the transfer window closes. While the club has been linked with several other goalkeepers, Lammens appears to be the most attainable and realistic target.

The transfer is said to be contingent on certain player exits, and United will have to act quickly to secure the deal and fend off rival clubs.