Manchester United goalkeeper Senne Lammens has been named the Premier League Signing of the Season following an exceptional debut campaign in England’s top flight. According to a post on Premier League’s X handle on Monday, the 23-year-old Belgian shot-stopper, who joined United from Royal Antwerp last summer, earned the award after a vote involving fans, players and managers, beating a strong field of contenders. Lammens quickly established himself as one of the league’s standout performers, producing a series of impressive displays that helped United throughout the season. His consistency, commanding presence and crucial saves made him a key figure at Old Trafford. Reacting to the award, Lammens said he was honoured to receive the recognition. “It is a special feeling to win this award in my first season in the Premier League. I want to thank my teammates, the coaching staff and the supporters for their belief in me throughout the campaign,” he said. Related News Ligue 1: Monaco sack coach Pocognoli Bielsa defends Suarez World Cup snub, says no apology needed Ex-England coach Keegan reveals battle with cancer The goalkeeper also paid tribute to his teammates, insisting the accolade reflected a collective effort. “Individual awards are always nice, but football is a team sport. This recognition would not have been possible without the players around me and everyone working behind the scenes at the club,” he added. Manchester United manager praised Lammens’ impact since arriving at the club. “Senne has been outstanding from the moment he arrived. His professionalism, work ethic and performances have been exceptional, and he fully deserves this recognition,” the manager said. Lammens’ award caps a remarkable first season in England and further underlines his growing reputation as one of the Premier League’s most promising goalkeepers.
