Manchester United legend Roy Keane has slammed his former club’s goalkeeper Senne Lammens. Following Andre Onana’s poor performances, the Red Devils decided to reinforce the last line of defence by purchasing the Belgian from Royal Antwerp last year. The 24-year-old…

Manchester United legend Roy Keane has criticized goalkeeper Senne Lammens following Manchester United's 4-4 draw against Aston Villa. Speaking on Sky Sports, Keane stated that the 24-year-old Belgian goalkeeper needs to improve, stressing that failing to make saves severely hurts the team. The dropped points leave Manchester United inside the Premier League relegation zone with just eight points from their opening 10 matches.
Lammens has struggled for form this season, keeping only one clean sheet in 14 appearances across all competitions. Signed from Royal Antwerp last year to replace Andre Onana, Lammens is currently backed up by free-agent signing Karl Darlow. Following the international break, Manchester United are scheduled to face Liverpool at Anfield before traveling to play Sporting CP in the Champions League.
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