Sunderland are reportedly considering a move for Manchester United goalkeeper Senne Lammens, who impressed during a goalless draw between the sides at the Stadium of Light. The Belgian shot-stopper was the standout performer for United, making crucial saves to deny Noah Sadiki and Brian Brobbey.
Lammens has been an understated success for United this season, bringing calmness to the backline after the erratic displays of Andre Onana. His performance against Sunderland showcased his ability, with pundits praising his composure and shot-stopping.
Sunderland, who have enjoyed a fine season under Regis Le Bris, are keen to strengthen their squad for the next campaign. Adding a reliable goalkeeper is seen as a priority, and Lammens fits the profile of a player who could provide stability.
The Black Cats have been linked with several players as they look to build on their mid-table finish. While a move for Lammens would be a surprise, his availability and quality make him an attractive option for Le Bris's side.
United, meanwhile, may be reluctant to part with the Belgian, who has become a fan favourite. However, with Andre Onana expected to return as first-choice, Lammens could seek regular playing time elsewhere.
