Sir Alex Ferguson has praised Manchester United's summer signing, goalkeeper Senne Lammens, calling his impact "outstanding." Ferguson, a legendary figure at the club, expressed optimism about the team's recent form under manager Ruben Amorim, noting a five-match unbeaten run. Ferguson highlighted Lammens, who joined from Royal Antwerp for £21.7 million, as a key reason for the improved performances.
The Belgian goalkeeper has not lost a match he has played in and has made crucial saves. Ferguson also mentioned other new signings, Mbeumo and Cunha, as additions that have strengthened the team.
The former manager stressed the importance of consistent success at Manchester United and encouraged Amorim's side to achieve back-to-back wins. Despite recent draws, the team is in seventh place in the league, close to the top three.
Tony Coton, a former goalkeeping coach under Ferguson, reportedly played a significant role in United's decision to sign Lammens, having recommended him relentlessly.
