“He has been spoiling my clean sheets — I’m not happy about it I don’t want to sound unprofessional, but he has been the one ruining my clean sheet record lately” — Senne Lammens exposes the ONE Manchester United player causing unnecessary goals

“I don’t want to sound unprofessional, but he has been the one ruining my clean sheet record lately” — Senne Lammens exposes the ONE Manchester United player causing unnecessary goals

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“I don’t want to sound unprofessional, but he has been the one ruining my clean sheet record lately” — Senne Lammens exposes the ONE Manchester United player causing unnecessary goals

 

 

 

 

Manchester United’s new goalkeeper Senne Lammens has built a reputation for discipline, sharp reactions, and commanding presence in the box. But after the club’s recent defensive collapses, including painful concessions against Everton and Tottenham, the young Belgian has broken his silence.

 

And his revelation has stunned fans, shocked the dressing room, and sent analysts scrambling for explanations.

 

In a rare moment of emotional honesty, Lammens has pointed to one specific Manchester United player — the one he believes is responsible for the unnecessary goals damaging his clean sheet record.

 

 

 

“I don’t want to sound unprofessional… but I’m not happy” — Lammens speaks out

 

In his post-match interview, frustration finally slipped through Lammens’ usually controlled tone:

 

“I don’t want to sound unprofessional, but to be honest…

he has been the one spoiling my clean sheet record lately.

And I’m not happy about that.”

 

The press room froze.

Journalists exchanged glances.

This wasn’t a casual comment — it was a direct admission that tension exists inside the United backline.

 

Lammens emphasized that he respects all his teammates, but said:

 

“There are mistakes… basic mistakes. And they’re costing us goals we shouldn’t concede.”

 

The Belgian keeper rarely speaks publicly with this level of frustration, making the statement even more powerful.

 

 

 

“He cost us against Everton — and the same thing happened against Tottenham”

 

Lammens didn’t stop there.

 

He referenced two painful matches:

 

Everton — a defensive lapse leading to a soft equalizer

Tottenham — a repeat of the same positioning mistake

 

His voice grew sharper as he continued:

 

“He cost us against Everton,

and the same thing happened against Tottenham again.”

 

The message was clear:

This wasn’t a one-off incident.

This was a pattern — and Lammens wants it addressed.

 

 

 

The name revealed — the one player behind the defensive chaos

 

After several minutes of build-up, Lammens finally identified the player responsible:

 

“It’s Victor Lindelöf.”

 

According to Lammens, Lindelöf’s recent dips in concentration, late reactions, and misjudged defensive lines have repeatedly placed him in impossible positions.

 

Analysts reviewing the footage support this claim:

 

Missed tracking against Everton

 

Poor communication on Tottenham’s second goal

 

Failure to step up or drop at the right moments

 

Leaving gaps that expose the keeper

 

 

For a goalkeeper striving for consistency and confidence, these errors are costly — emotionally and statistically.

 

 

 

Why this tension is dangerous for Manchester United

 

Experts warn that goalkeeper-defender chemistry is one of the most delicate relationships in football.

 

When trust is broken, the entire system collapses.

 

United now face:

 

Dressing-room discomfort

Tactical uncertainty

Drop in defensive morale

Pressure from fans demanding accountability

 

Some insiders claim Lammens privately requested a meeting with the coaching staff to address the issue.

 

 

 

Fans react — frustration reaches boiling point

 

United supporters have echoed Lammens’ concerns:

 

“Lindelöf again. We’re tired.”

“Protect Lammens — he deserves better.”

“Same mistakes every week!”

“Fix the defense before it destroys our season.”

 

The fanbase is calling for immediate changes before more points are dropped.

 

 

 

What happens next?

 

The Manchester United board now faces a difficult question:

 

Does the club protect its rising, confident new goalkeeper —

or defend the under

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