"I try to show the world I'm just a normal guy, show these children that everyone can make it. There are people who have a mindset and lifestyle that's a little different to me. There's nothing wrong with that. But also, it probably makes the children feel it is more difficult to get there. It's one of my best feelings when you get into those classes and see the children cheering for you with open eyes and they don't believe it."
"I don't only want to be looked at as a football player, but also just a normal person with his own beliefs. I hope that doesn't change. The first thing you have to do as a goalkeeper is make saves."
Senne Lammens, a 23-year-old Belgian goalkeeper for Manchester United, distinguishes himself by avoiding flashy displays and maintaining a humble demeanor. Recently praised by manager David Moyes for his performance in a 1-0 victory at Everton, Lammels demonstrates his character through community engagement, including visits to primary schools where he interacts with children as part of United's foundation work. He emphasizes showing young people that anyone can achieve success regardless of background, believing his approachable nature makes professional achievement feel more attainable. Lammels' performance on the pitch reflects his straightforward style, handling corners and making crucial saves with composure. His growing connection with supporters and defenders alike reflects the trust and faith developing around his role at the club.
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