And it is not just the sheer volume of saves from Lammens that impressed over the course of the campaign.
The former Club Brugge man also kept out the vast majority of those shots, displaying his agility, reflexes and anticipation.
Indeed, only three other keepers enjoyed a higher percentage (when making over 50 saves in the course of the campaign), with another Belgian, Gent’s Davy Roef leading the way in this regard.
It clearly caught the eye of the United scouts, with a deal wrapped up on deadline day to bring Senne into the fold, with head coach Ruben Amorim explaining how he views his latest signing fitting into his plans in the long term.
“We are really pleased [with him],” Amorim said. “He’s a goalkeeper with a lot of potential.
“A guy with great potential that is one more option, one more option to play, and he’ll be ready. We have an option that can give us different things in the moment, but also has a great potential to be our goalkeeper for a lot of years.”
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