Senne Lammens Bio: Height, Age, Net Worth, Wife, Salary, Parents, Religion, Stats, Brother, Nationality

Biography

Senne Lammens (born July 7, 2002, in Zottegem, Belgium) is a Belgian professional footballer renowned as a commanding goalkeeper, standing at 1.93 meters with exceptional reflexes and composure under pressure.

Emerging from local clubs like FC Dender EH, he joined Club Brugge’s academy, making his senior debut in 2021 amid injuries to the first-choice keeper, including a Belgian Super Cup victory.

In 2023, he transferred to Royal Antwerp on a four-year deal, where he played 64 matches, led the Pro League in clean sheets during the 2024/25 season, and helped secure the 2023 Super Cup.

A Belgium youth international, Lammens earned his first senior national team call-up in March 2025. That summer, at age 23, he made a high-profile move to Manchester United for €10-20 million, signing a contract until 2030 and quickly establishing himself with standout saves in the Premier League.

Belgian soccer goalkeeper
Senne Lammens
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Senne Lammens
Born:	7 July 2002 (age 23 years old)
Place of Birth:	Zottegem, Belgium
Nationality:	Belgian
Education:	Sint-Jozefsinstituut
Height:	1.93 m
Parents:	Eddy Lammens, Katrien Lammens
Siblings:	Tom Lammens
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Goalkeeper
Net Worth:	$5 million-$8 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Senne Lammens was born on July 7, 2002, in Zottegem, East Flanders, Belgium, and grew up in the nearby municipality of Erpe-Mere. He is of Flemish ethnicity, holds full Belgian nationality, and has deep roots in the Dutch-speaking region of Flanders.

His father, Eddy Lammens, is a former amateur footballer who played for KRC Bambrugge and later helped coach the club’s youth teams. His mother, Katrien Lammens, worked as a primary-school teacher in the local community and supported both of her sons’ early football activities.

Senne has one older brother, Tom Lammens, who also came through the youth ranks at Bambrugge and later played for F.C.V. Dender. The family remains closely connected to KRC Bambrugge, where Senne’s uncle Steven Lammens is the current sports manager.

Lammens was raised in a Catholic family and attended Catholic primary and secondary schools in the Erpe-Mere area. Like many Flemish households in the region, the family regularly participated in local parish activities, and Senne was confirmed in the traditional Roman Catholic rite during his early teens.

He has occasionally referenced the importance of faith and family values in interviews, particularly when discussing the discipline required to balance school and intensive football training from a young age.

Academically, he completed secondary education at Sint-Jozefsinstituut in nearby Aalst, a Catholic school known for its flexible programs for young athletes. Teachers and former classmates remember him as a quiet, respectful, and determined student who always put football first but still graduated with solid results before committing fully to his professional career.

Career

Senne Lammens began playing football at KRC Bambrugge, the same small club in East Flanders where his father, Eddy, and brother, Tom, had played. He spent three seasons there before a single year at F.C.V. Dender, then joined Club Brugge’s renowned academy in 2014 at the age of twelve.

He progressed steadily through the age groups and, still only sixteen, found himself on the first-team bench for a Champions League group-stage match against Atlético Madrid in October 2018.

A year later he wrote himself into Youth League folklore by scoring a stoppage-time header against Real Madrid U19s to send Club Brugge into the knockout rounds. The 2020–21 season saw him become the regular goalkeeper for Club NXT in the Belgian second division, where he made 24 appearances.

Injuries to Simon Mignolet and Ethan Horvath gave him his senior breakthrough the following campaign: he started the 2021 Belgian Super Cup (which Brugge won 3–2 against Genk), the league opener against Eupen, and a Belgian Cup tie, collecting four first-team appearances in total before his contract expired in the summer of 2023.

Seeking regular football, Lammens joined Royal Antwerp on a free transfer in June 2023. Initially, second choice behind Jean Butez, he gradually forced his way into the side and, by the 2024–25 season, had established himself as the undisputed number one.

Over two years at Antwerp, he played 64 matches across all competitions, kept a league-leading ten clean sheets in the 2024–25 Pro League season, saved four penalties, and won the Belgian Super Cup in 2023. His consistent performances earned him back-to-back Pro League Player of the Month awards in November 2024 and March 2025, and his first senior Belgium call-up that same month.

On 1 September 2025, transfer deadline day, Manchester United signed the 23-year-old for an initial €21 million (potentially rising to €25 million with add-ons) on a contract until June 2030. Brought in as direct competition for André Onana, Lammens made his Premier League debut a month later in a 2–0 win against Sunderland, keeping a clean sheet, and had six appearances to his name by late November 2025.

Days later, on 18 November 2025, he won his first senior Belgium cap in a 7–0 World Cup qualifying victory over Liechtenstein, again preserving a clean sheet.

From the youth fields of Bambrugge to Old Trafford and the Red Devils shirt in little more than a decade, Lammens has risen with a blend of athleticism, composure, and rapid development that has made him one of Europe’s most promising young goalkeepers.

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Personal Life

Senne Lammens, born on July 7, 2002, in Zottegem, Belgium, is currently 23 years old.

He stands at an impressive height of 1.93 meters (6 feet 4 inches), which contributes to his commanding presence as a goalkeeper.

As a young professional athlete focused on his burgeoning career, Lammens is not married and has no recorded marriages. He also has no children.

Regarding his dating history, there is no publicly available information on any past or current relationships, as he maintains a private personal life away from media scrutiny.

Net Worth

Senne Lammens, the Manchester United goalkeeper, currently earns an annual base salary of approximately £3.12 million (€3.7 million / $4.05 million USD) before bonuses, equivalent to roughly £60,000 per week (about €71,000 / $78,000 USD).

His five-year contract until June 2030 is worth a total gross package of around £15.6 million (€18.5 million / $20.25 million USD). Before his September 2025 move, his salary at Royal Antwerp was significantly lower and not publicly disclosed.

With relatively modest endorsement income at this early stage of his career, Lammens’ net worth is estimated to be in the $5 million to $8 million USD range, largely built from football contracts and his recent €21 million transfer fee.