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Manchester United upgraded their goalkeeping department last summer by signing Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp. The Red Devils were looking for an upgrade on the error-prone Andre Onana, who had struggled to impress since arriving from Inter Milan two years ago.

Former United head coach Ruben Amorim started the season with Altay Bayindir between the sticks, but the Turkey international was hardly an upgrade on the Cameroonian. The situation prompted INEOS to complete a late move for the relatively unproven Lammens.

Onana, meanwhile, was sent out on a season-long loan to Turkish club Trabzonspor. A recent report relayed by The Peoples Person suggests that the 29 year old has already played his last game for the Red Devils.

Meanwhile, Lammens made his debut for the Premier League giants at the beginning of October, against Sunderland, and he marked the occasion by picking up a clean sheet. The Belgian has played every minute of every game since and has also been the preferred choice for the No. 1 role under caretaker manager Michael Carrick.

A colossal presence between the sticks

United’s pursuit of Lammens raised quite a few eyebrows, especially since they were also linked...