Galatasaray have reportedly outbid Manchester United for Royal Antwerp goalkeeper Senne Lammens, with the Turkish giants looking to secure a deal for the Belgian.
Lammens has emerged as Man United's leading goalkeeper target in recent days, and the Red Devils have allegedly been in discussions with Antwerp over a deal worth in the region of £17m.
However, according to Turkish transfer insider Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, Galatasaray have presented an offer which is higher than anything that has been put on the table by the 20-time English champions.
A delegation from the Turkish outfit are said to have travelled to Belgium earlier this week in order to discuss a move for Lammens, who would be the undisputed number one at Galatasaray.
As a result, Man United seemingly have a huge fight on their hands to bring in the 23-year-old, who is regarded as one of the best young goalkeepers in world football.
Royal Antwerp's Senne Lammens pictured in July 2025
Galatasaray 'outbid' Man United for Antwerp's Lammens
Lammens is allegedly close to agreeing personal terms with Man United, but the Red Devils have thus far been unable to settle on a transfer fee with Antwerp.
The Belgian has featured on 64 occasions for Antwerp, keeping 12 clean sheets in the process, and Manchester City are also believed to have considered moving for him this summer.
It has been suggested that Lammens will be signed as competition for Andre Onana, but the club could be forced into a rethink following the Cameroonian's disastrous performance against Grimsby Town on Wednesday night.
Onana was at fault for both of Grimsby's goals during the EFL Cup clash, and he then only managed to save one of the League Two side's penalties in the marathon shootout.
Altay Bayindir has started the season as the number one in the Premier League, but his future at Old Trafford is also far from secure, with Man United having a huge issue between the sticks.
Manchester United's Tom Heaton on May 1, 2025
Should Heaton start against Burnley on Saturday?
Tom Heaton - Man United's number three - has not played in the Premier League since the 2019-20 campaign at Aston Villa, with his three appearances for the Red Devils since returning to the club coming in the cups.
There is a strong argument that the 39-year-old is Man United's most reliable goalkeeper and the one who Amorim should turn to for Saturday's Premier League game against Burnley.
However, in reality, it is extremely likely that Bayindir will be back between the sticks this weekend, and the clash with the Clarets has already become a must-win fixture for the struggling English giants.
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