According to 'The Telegraph', Senne Lammens, a 23-year-old Belgian goalkeeper currently playing for Royal Antwerp, has gained prominence on Inter de Milán's agenda. The club values his youth and potential as a strategic investment for the medium and long term. Inter's management believes Lammens would fit perfectly into the club's sports project, which aims to combine the experience of veterans with the development of new talents. Cristian Chivu's team is among the best positioned in the race for Lammens, although interest from other European clubs is not ruled out.

Team Talk reports on Inter Milan's strong pursuit of Senne Lammens. Inter Milan have entered the race for Senne Lammens with force, pushing hard for the Belgian. Antwerp will seek an up-front fee of between €15m-€20m (£13m-£17.3m).

Inter has expressed interest in 23-year-old Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens and plans to pursue the transfer. Inter aims to make Lammens the successor to Yann Sommer, who is in his last contract year. Lammens' contract with Royal Antwerp expires in June 2027 and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €9.00m. Several other clubs, including Manchester United, Leeds United and Galatasaray, have also been linked with the player.