Manchester United have made initial enquiries over the potential signing of Royal Antwerp goalkeeper Senne Lammens as the club assess their options between the sticks ahead of the new season.
The 23-year-old is among the names being closely monitored should Manchester United decide to bring in a new goalkeeper this summer.
Lammens, who has impressed in Belgium with his composure and shot-stopping ability, is viewed as a promising long-term option. The Red Devils are understood to be gathering information on the conditions of a possible deal, though no formal approach has yet been made.
While the Belgian goalkeeper would represent a cost-effective investment, Aston Villa's Emiliano Martinez is also being considered. However, any move for the Argentine World Cup winner would demand a significantly higher fee, making negotiations more complex.
The goalkeeper situation at Old Trafford remains fluid, with United yet to decide whether to reinforce the position or stick with their current options. As things stand, Lammens has emerged as a serious candidate if the club opt to strengthen their goalkeeping department in the coming weeks.