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BBC News
13-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Transfer Q&A: Who could come in if Man Utd replace Onana?
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter Simon Stone has been answering your questions on the transfer I believe Manchester United will need to replace Andre Onana this summer, but who would Ruben Amorim consider to be a good replacement to play his system?Simon: I really think they hope not to be bringing in another experienced goalkeeper. Tom Heaton will leave when his contract expires in the summer and it is virtually certain Altay Bayindir will go as well. United do have some good young goalkeepers in Elyh Harrison and Hubert Graczyk but Antwerp's Senne Lammens is a name I hear quite often, so I wouldn't be surprised if United go for at 22, with no experience of European competitions and no senior caps, it feels too much of a leap to bring him in as a first choice. However, Lammens has a lot of promise, so if he came in, Amorim could gauge for himself whether the Belgian was good enough.
Yahoo
15-02-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
'That is special' – 22-year-old responds to Manchester United transfer interest
Manchester United have been linked with a transfer move for Royal Antwerp goalkeeper Senne Lammens in recent times, and the player has now responded to the rumours. The 22-year-old has impressed and looks like a big talent to watch for the future, so it could be that we'll one day see him at a big club like Man Utd. Sources recently told CaughtOffside about the Red Devils looking at Lammens, while Arsenal could also be suitors to keep an eye on. Lammens might arguably be good enough to give United an upgrade on Andre Onana in goal, with the Cameroon international mostly struggling in his time at Old Trafford so far. The player himself has now commented on the speculation, and it's fair to say he seems pretty excited to be linked with a big name like United. When asked about MUFC apparently being interested in him, Lammens told Gazet van Antwerpen, as quoted and translated by Sport Witness: 'The first time I heard it, I thought: wow, Immediately a world team that follows you. That is special. Of course I was also asked about it a lot and when I made a save in training, 'Those top clubs have so many scouts and follow so many players. So it doesn't have to mean anything yet. It will only become clear in the summer whether anything will come of it. But of course, it is only positive. 'Especially because it is about the best competition in the world and my profile – my stature and way of playing – is suitable for English football. You have to physically hold your own there and that suits me. 'I do follow the teams that follow you a bit. But it's not like I'm watching full matches. Summaries are enough.'
