Manchester United reportedly are moving forward with a contract for goalkeeper Senne Ranmen as Reuben Amorim seeks to strengthen options between the sticks. Altay Bayindir was criticised last weekend for his role in the critical goal for Arsenal, but Andre Onana has been struggling ever since continuing his big bucks move from Inter Milan.
Onana was not involved in the matchday team at Old Trafford’s Arsenal Fixtures. Amorim quickly confirmed that his absence was fitness-related, but that has not stopped talking about a new shot stopper entering the market from surfing.
It appears that the man in question is proven to be a lammen. Runmen currently publishes a book in Antwerp on the Belgian side and is considered one of the most promising goalkeepers in European football.
Additionally, Belgian sources say the personal terminology between Runmen and United has already been agreed. Plus, the 23-year-old rarely orders a large price, given the £17 million fee is controversial for Antwerp Ace.
Despite Amorim’s many concerns about the fit of the latter, it is expected that Runmen and Onana will compete for the No. 1 spot at United. Lammens holds 12 clean sheets in Antwerp’s 60 senior appearances, allowing them to offer more reliable options in goals.
His performance attracted the attention of Belgian manager Rudy Garcia. Rudy Garcia called him in March for international league fixtures against Ukraine. He didn’t feature in either match, but it was a clear indication that he was in the mind of the manager and would be considered a potential successor to Thibaut Courtois’ No. 1 spot.
Runmen has returned to glow if they moved to the Premier League side.
“Especially because it is the best competition in the world, and my profile, my height and how I play are similar to British soccer.
