Senne Lammens named premier league transfer of the season
Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens honored as Premier League’s standout transfer
Manchester United’s young shot-stopper receives prestigious recognition for his debut season in England

Senne Lammens has been crowned the Premier League’s transfert of the season, a remarkable achievement for the Belgian goalkeeper in his debut campaign with Manchester United. His name now joins an elite list of nominees alongside stars like João Pedro (Chelsea), Granit Xhaka (Sunderland), Rayan Cherki (Manchester City), Adrien Truffert (Bournemouth), Viktor Gyökeres (Arsenal), Antoine Semenyo (Manchester City) and Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Leeds).
Arriving last summer from Antwerp for a reported €21 million, the 23-year-old wasted no time proving his worth in English football’s most competitive league. Since making his first start in October against Sunderland, Lammens has been an ever-present fixture in Manchester United’s lineup. Over the course of the season, he made 37 appearances, conceded 45 goals and kept eight clean sheets, demonstrating composure and consistency that belied his young age.
Praise from footballing legends
Lammens’ impact has been undeniable, earning him the admiration of former Manchester United greats. His performances have been particularly pivotal in the club’s resurgence, helping them secure a top-three finish in the Premier League. The Belgian’s reliability at the back has made him a cornerstone of the team’s defensive structure.
Rio Ferdinand, a club legend and respected pundit, recently heaped praise on the young goalkeeper during a podcast appearance: “He’s been outstanding, and he’s still so young. That’s what I love about him—his youth means he’s got so much room to grow and improve. I truly believe he’s destined for greatness at Old Trafford and could remain the club’s number one for the next decade.”
With the World Cup on the horizon this summer, Lammens will have to share the spotlight with Thibaut Courtois in Belgium’s squad. However, his future in the national team looks secure, and his trajectory at club level suggests he is poised for a long and successful career.