The 2002-born shot-stopper has arrived from Royal Antwerp, a club United were closely associated with in the early 2000s, but began his senior career with Club Brugge, after spells at KRC Bambrugge and Dender.
Lammens’ high potential was recognised at an early stage when he was included in a senior matchday squad for Club Brugge’s UEFA Champions League away fixture at Atletico Madrid. At that time, he was a regular for Brugge’s youth sides, and made global headlines at the other end of the pitch when he scored a late headed equaliser against Real Madrid in the UEFA Youth League.
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Just that time @ClubBrugge goalie Senne Lammens scored in the #UYL pic.twitter.com/72DaJjBCGC
— UEFA Men’s Youth (@UEFAMensYouth) September 5, 2022
Senne went onto play several times for Club Brugge’s first team, acting as understudy to ex-Premier League goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, from whom he learnt a great deal before departing for then-reigning Belgian champions Antwerp.
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