Senne Lammens shines for Belgium during international break

Manchester United goalkeeper Senne Lammens has delivered a series of standout performances for the Belgium national team during the international break. Stepping into the starting role under coach Mark van Bommel in the absence of Thibaut Courtois, the 24-year-old has earned significant praise for his form in the Nations League.

Across three matches against Italy, France, and Turkey, Lammens recorded 19 saves, 31 recoveries, conceded only one goal, and maintained two clean sheets. His performance against Turkey was specifically highlighted by Belgian media, with Het Nieuwsblad noting he proved himself worthy of the national team coach’s trust.

This international resurgence follows a difficult start to the Premier League season for Lammens, who conceded eight goals and failed to keep a clean sheet in his first five club appearances. Manchester United manager Michael Carrick will look to see if the goalkeeper can translate this momentum back to club competition in upcoming Premier League and Champions League fixtures.