“I Don’t Want to Sound Unprofessional… But He’s Been Spoiling My Clean-Sheet Record!” — Manchester United Goalkeeper Senne Lammens Finally Points Out the ONE Player Causing Unnecessary Goals as Tension Explodes Behind the Scenes
Manchester United’s dressing room just can’t catch a break — and now the cracks are stretching all the way to the man between the sticks. After another frustrating defensive collapse, Senne Lammens has finally broken his silence, and his words have sent shockwaves across Old Trafford. United’s issues aren’t just tactical anymore; they’re personal, and the goalkeeper has now confirmed what many fans have been screaming from the stands for weeks.
Under the bright media lights, Lammens didn’t rant, he didn’t shout — but the honesty cut deep.
“I don’t want to sound unprofessional,” he said, eyes locked on the reporters, “but to be honest, he has been the one spoiling my clean-sheet record lately… and I’m not happy about that.”
Boom.
That single sentence hit like a sledgehammer.
Fans immediately began speculating, pundits started drawing tactical diagrams, and clips of recent United defensive disasters resurfaced online. But Lammens didn’t stop there. He made it clear that these errors aren’t just “one-off mistakes.” They’re repeated, predictable, and downright avoidable — and the player in question keeps putting him in trouble.
According to insiders, the player Lammens is referring to is someone who has been under fire recently for:
Switching off during transitions
Losing his man on simple runs
Giving away cheap possession in dangerous areas
Failing to follow Amorim’s defensive instructions
And every single lapse has ended the same way — Lammens picking the ball out of his own net while the backline collapses around him.
The young Belgian keeper has been one of the few bright sparks this season, producing big saves that have stopped United’s results from becoming full-blown disasters. But even he has reached his breaking point. He feels exposed. He feels abandoned. And he feels like he’s paying the price for someone else’s carelessness.
Inside the dressing room, sources say his comments didn’t sit well with certain players — especially the one whose name is being whispered all around Carrington. Tension is rising, and Amorim is now under pressure to choose: protect the harmony of the group, or bench a struggling starter who keeps destabilising the team.
This situation isn’t just about one goal or one mistake. This is about accountability — something Manchester United have lacked for years. And Lammens’ decision to speak out publicly shows just how fed up the players are.
United fans have heard enough excuses. They want discipline. They want structure. They want players who take responsibility, not hide from it.
One thing is certain:
When your goalkeeper starts calling out teammates, the dressing room is officially on fire.
And unless Amorim moves fast, United’s season might burn with it.
