Goalkeeper Senne Lammens has established himself as Man Utd No. 1 but he has come in for some stick from club legends recently.

Manchester United goalkeeper Senne Lammens has addressed recent criticism from club legends Roy Keane and Paul Scholes. Scholes questioned whether the 24-year-old is elite enough to win the Premier League, while Keane criticized him for spending time on the pitch with family following a derby loss to Manchester City. In response, Lammens emphasized the need for mental strength and self-confidence when dealing with outside opinions.
Lammens joined Manchester United from Royal Antwerp for £18.2 million over a year ago. Currently on international duty under manager Mark van Bommel, Lammens has taken over as Belgium's first-choice goalkeeper in the Nations League during Thibaut Courtois's absence.
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