Team Talk reports on Leeds United's interest in signing Senne Lammens amid competition from Manchester United. Leeds United are emerging as serious contenders to sign Senne Lammens, competing with Manchester United. Leeds are looking for a new No.1 goalkeeper upon their return to the Premier League. They have placed Lammens at the top of their wanted list and could offer a simpler path into the first-team than Manchester United. Leeds might launch a counter move to match any fee offered by Manchester United.

Senne Lammens is on the radar of several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United, Sunderland, Leeds United, Aston Villa, Newcastle United, and Burnley. However, these clubs need a goalkeeper to leave before making a move for Lammens. The transfer fee of 20 million euros is a potential obstacle, but not insurmountable for English clubs if they are convinced of Lammens' capability as a number one goalkeeper.

Senne Lammens is a candidate to bring in significant funds, with a rumored price tag of around twenty million, though his market value is estimated at nine million. Leeds and Borussia Dortmund have shown interest. There is high interest from abroad, and he may leave to help fill financial gaps after missing out on a European ticket.

Senne Lammens, a Belgian Under-21 international at Royal Antwerp, has become a subject of interest for Leeds. Despite his lack of experience, he is viewed as a potential target. Lammens, who made the move to Royal Antwerp from Club Brugge in 2023, is also being monitored by Manchester United as they seek to enhance their goalkeeping options. It is reported that Manchester United's interest in Lammens is primarily due to concerns over the performance of their current goalkeeper, and acquiring him could cost the club up to £20 million. Leeds remains keen on Lammens despite facing competition from the Premier League giants.