Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Man United Signs Goalkeeper Senne Lammens After Rejections
Manchester United has a new goalkeeper, Senne Lammens, from Royal Antwerp.
Before joining Man United, two other teams, Leeds and Sunderland, looked at Lammens but decided against it because they thought he wasn't ready to be a main goalkeeper in the Premier League.
Man United paid £18.1 million for Lammens to replace Andre Onana.
The previous goalkeeper Onana had performed poorly during his two seasons with Manchester United.
Leeds got Lucas Perri and Sunderland acquired Robin Roefs.
Lammens is still considered unproven, with most of his games played in the Belgian Pro League.
Manchester United signed Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp.
Lammens's transfer fee was £18.1 million.
Leeds and Sunderland considered, but didn't sign Lammens.
Leeds chose Lucas Perri, Sunderland acquired Robin Roefs.
Lammens's signing is to replace Andre Onana
- Who
- Senne Lammens and Manchester United
- What
- Lammens signed to replace Andre Onana
- When
- Deadline day (September 1st)
- Where
- Manchester United
- Why
- To replace Andre Onana
- Player
- Senne Lammens
- Former Club
- Royal Antwerp
- Transfer Fee
- £18.1 million
- Rejected by
- Leeds, Sunderland
- Man United Goal Keeper Before
- Andre Onana