From fifteenth place last season to third in the standings with a direct pass to the Champions League: the Manchester United he has returned to relive one of his best years and a lot goes from the revolution to the goal. At the center of this shot, there is in fact a 23 year old Belgian goalkeeper, Senne Lammensvirtually unknown to the general public just twelve months ago. Now that goalkeeper has been awarded the best signing of the Premier League season.
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 4, 2025: Senne Lammens during the Premier League match between Manchester United and Sunderland at Old Trafford. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)
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The award and his first season as a starter
The Premier League has awarded a Lammens The ‘Barclays Transfer of the Season 2025/26′the fan-voted accolade that recognizes the player who has had the greatest impact for his new club. An award that marks a clear change of pace compared to the era Onana between the posts of Manchester Unitedcharacterized by very complicated years and continuous media pressure which then resulted in the inevitable farewell. An enormous satisfaction for the Belgian goalkeeper who places himself ahead of names of the caliber of Cherki And Gyokeres and which further enhances its success.
The first season of Lammens as a starter he was extraordinary, remaining unbeaten in 28 of his 32 appearances between the sticks, producing 79 saves and keeping a clean sheet in 8 occasions. A performance of the highest level for a complete debutant in the Premier League.
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A purchase against all odds
The transfer of Senne Lammens it was a flash from Manchester United’s chief goalkeeping scout, Tony Cottonwho pushed for the Belgian goalkeeper at the expense of a hot name like that of Emiliano Martinezwho was leaving Aston Villa at the time. Also supported by the director of recruitment Christopher VivellUnited listened to him and decided to bet on him for around 25 million euros from Royal Antwerpclosing his arrival at the end of the last summer transfer market. A decision that is clearly paying off the investment.
