This Sunday afternoon, the Antwerp won a precious victory against the Mechelen KV, but in particular circumstances. The team, reduced to ten after a red card, had to do without its usual holder, Senne Lammens, absent from the group. This lack did not prevent Stef Wils’ men from winning, but above all he highlights the imminent perspective of a young goalkeeper’s departure to one of the greatest European clubs.
22 years old, Lammens carried out a large part of his training at Club Bruges, but the presence of Simon Mignolet limited his opportunities to establish himself as number one. In the summer of 2023, in search of playing time and a central role, he chose theAntwerp As a free agent. This choice quickly proved to be paying: fully integrated into the team, he made a convincing season and demonstrated his maturity in the cages. His performances have earned him a place in the national team, confirming his potential and justifying the interest of foreign clubs.
For several weeks, Manchester United closely has followed the situation of the Belgian goalkeeper. Faced with uncertainties around André Drunk et Altay Bayindirthe red Devils have decided to speed up to secure a promising profile before closing the transfer window. According to information available, an agreement on personal conditions has already been reached, while the remaining discussion mainly concerns the payment structure for the compensation. Sky Sports evokes an amount of 17.3 million pounds sterling, or nearly 20 million euros.
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The absence of Lammens Facing Mechelen confirms the imminent realization of her transfer. For theAntwerpthis operation represents a significant financial school year and a chance to reorganize its workforce. For the player, it is a unique opportunity to cross a new level in his career and to measure yourself in a championship of another caliber.
The start of Lammens Thus marks the end of a stage in Antwerp and the start of a new chapter for one of the most promising young guards in Belgium.
