Manchester United will want to address their goalkeeping situation before the window is closed at Old Trafford and could now be set to focus all their efforts on a talented stopper from the continent, according to a report.
Bayindir's error vs Arsenal leaves Man Utd searching for answers
Truthfully, there wasn't much to separate Manchester United and Arsenal in their Premier League opening clash, apart from the level of goalkeeping performances on display.
Unfortunately for the Red Devils', Arsenal's prevalence at set-pieces earned the points for the visitors, who received a helping hand from Altay Bayindir's failure to steer away Declan Rice's delivery before Riccardo Calafiori pounced from close range.
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Speaking on the BBC's Football Daily podcast, David James believes the Turkish international shouldn't have got involved with William Saliba in the lead-up to the only goal of the encounter.
He explained: "There were two issues with the goal. The first was Bayindir getting involved with William Saliba before the corner-kick was taken. Saliba ran across the front and I actually think it was a foul on Mason Mount because Saliba nearly dragged his shirt off to get in front of Bayindir.
"But by getting involved with Saliba, everyone has now got arms on each other and Bayindir is in no position to do anything decent from where he is."
On the same day, reports emerged that Man Utd are plotting a surprise reunion with David De Gea. Meanwhile, Gianluigi Donnarumma has been considered by the Red Devils amid speculation surrounding the future of Andre Onana.
Nevertheless, there could now be another solution to their woes between the sticks as INEOS prepare to focus their attention on finalising a deal for a rising star.
Manchester United look to finalise Senne Lammens move
According to TEAMtalk, Manchester United chiefs are convinced they'll win the race to sign Royal Antwerp's Senne Lammens despite interest from Inter Milan in securing his signature.
The outlet claim he only has eyes for a move to Old Trafford and they will now look to put a 'decisive plan' in action to land the goalkeeper. Albeit, Onana's failure to secure a move elsewhere has impacted their overall pursuit of a new number one.
Overall, the Belgian star has kept 12 clean sheets in 64 appearances for Royal Antwerp, leading to a call-up to his senior national team back in March for their UEFA Nations League playoff matches against Ukraine.
Manchester United have kept in touch with his entourage all summer and have him on a shortlist alongside Aston Villa's Emiliano Martinez. Now, it appears Lammens is top priority as the Red Devils consider a late move to bolster their goalkeeping department.
Labelled "elite" by Ben Mattinson, Fotmob show the 23-year-old has retained a 73.3% save percentage this season, which may pique the interest of supporters as they cross their fingers for a new number one at Old Trafford.