Manchester United have agreed a deal with Royal Antwerp for goalkeeper Senne Lammens for around £18.2m.
The 23-year-old is travelling to Manchester to finalise his move and undergo a medical.
The Belgian has agreed a five-year deal at Old Trafford.
Sky Sports News understands United had been in talks to sign Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez but viewed Lammens as the right choice for the club.
The Belgium shot-stopper now looks set to become the fifth signing of the summer for Ruben Amorim, taking their summer spend to £232m, following the arrivals of Benjamin Sesko, Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Diego Leon.
Lammens was signed two years ago from Club Brugge and any sale would represent nearly 100 per cent profit for the Belgian club.
He made 30 appearances in the Belgian Pro League last season for Antwerp, keeping seven clean sheets.
What can Man Utd expect from Lammens?
Football expert Kevin Hatchard on Sky Sports News:
“He’s very calm. The mentality is good, I’ve spoken to goalkeeping coaches and he’s been seen as a rising star in Belgium for quite a while.
“He was at Club Brugge and couldn’t get past Simon Mignolet, who was in excellent form. He went to Antwerp, and the number of shots he’s saving beyond what the expected goals would expect him to concede has been very, very high.
“Antwerp have one of the best defensive records in Belgium last season. But it’s a huge leap to be the No 1 at Man Utd.
“An interesting thing is that when Ruben Amorim was at Sporting, they were tracking him then. So there’s obviously been a like there for quite some time.”
Neville: United must sign a goalkeeper
Sky Sports’ Gary Neville:
“If your goalkeeper is making mistakes, it undermines everything that you do. And at Old Trafford, it’s the most unforgiving ground for goalkeepers.
“The Manchester United goalkeeper spot is the toughest position in English football, bar none. If you give goals away at United as a keeper, you’ll be scrutinised heavily.
“It’s not about never making mistakes – it’s about how you recover from them, your body language, and whether you look authoritative. The two they’ve got right now don’t fill that role.
“They have to get a goalkeeper in. I’ve thought it for months, and every United fan thinks the same.”
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