Since his arrival, Senne Lammens has brought a sense of composure to Manchester United's goal. The £18 million signing from Royal Antwerp has quickly proven to be a valuable asset, providing stability and quality in the net. His performances have been a key factor in United's improved defensive solidity, offering a stark contrast to previous uncertainties in the position.

Lammens' impact extends beyond shot-stopping; his distribution skills, particularly his long passes, have added a new dimension to United's play. He has consistently launched accurate passes, helping the team bypass the opponent's press and gain crucial territory. This shift has allowed coach Michael Carrick to implement a more direct style of play, a welcome change for the team.

Against Arsenal, Lammens showcased his shot-stopping ability, making a crucial reflex save. Data suggests he's prevented almost three goals more than expected. His presence has instilled confidence in the team. His performance has quickly made fans forget about the previous goalkeepers and he is seen as a key player for Manchester United.

Next up, Man Utd faces Fulham. Lammens' consistency will be vital, as the team aims for another victory. His ability to handle pressure and command his box will be tested. Gary Neville has spoken highly of Lammens and his impact on the team, praising his calmness and leadership qualities.