Manchester United have reportedly signed goalkeeper Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp for a fee of £18m, according to a post from UtdDistrict.
The account’s update, framed as an “OnThisDay” recap referencing 2025, states that #mufc announced the signing of the Belgian shot-stopper for the specified fee. There’s no attached press release or club statement in the post itself, so the claim rests on UtdDistrict’s account of the announcement rather than a fresh confirmation from Old Trafford.
What UtdDistrict’s post actually says
The post is brief and specific: Lammens joins from Royal Antwerp, the goalkeeper switches to United, and the fee attached is £18m. Nothing beyond that – no contract length, no add-ons, no squad context – is included in the source material, so it’s worth treating this as a recap of a reported deal rather than an independently re-verified transaction.
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For context on the fee figure, BBC Sport separately reported United agreeing a deal worth around £18.1m for the goalkeeper, broadly in line with the figure UtdDistrict cites. ESPN also covered the move from Antwerp, though neither outlet forms part of the primary evidence for this particular post.
The headline numbers
Stripping the story back to what’s actually confirmed by the source, the basics are as follows.
| Player | Position | Previous Club | Reported Fee |
| Senne Lammens | Goalkeeper | Royal Antwerp | £18m |
That’s the shape of the claim as it stands: a goalkeeper, a selling club, and a fee, all attributed to UtdDistrict’s post rather than a standalone club confirmation captured in this piece.