Ramens trains to conquer Amorin, and starts against Manchester City only one step away! Manchester United s best goalkeeper is destined to be unable to participate

According to British media reports, Manchester United coach Ruben Amorin is ready to let new goalkeeper Senna Lamons start to play against Manchester City. "Football Insider" revealed that Lamens performed well in training during international match days and was recognized by the coaching staff.

Andre Onana has confirmed his departure, and Amorin only needs to choose between Ramens and Altay Baindir. The 27-year-old Turkey's national goal has played in the first three rounds of the Premier League, but his performance is not satisfactory, especially in set pieces, and he is often bullied by his opponents.

Sources said Amorin would not be afraid to let Ramons face Manchester United's city rival in his debut. Although the new player may perform poorly, it will also be a test of his character. Red Devils celebrities Evra and Vidic made their debut in the Manchester derby that year, and they played poorly and were even replaced in the half, which did not prevent them from eventually becoming legends.

Manchester United signed Lamens with a buzzer of £18.2 million, rather than Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, mainly because he is cheaper and 10 years younger, so he is considered to be the long-term goalkeeper in the future. To meet expectations, he must have the ability to face pressure directly rather than be protected.

Now, Lamens' biggest obstacle to Manchester United starting for the first time is that he has never practiced with the first team main players. When he joined, international match day was already on, and many Red Devils defenders left the team. However, Lenny Yoro, Luke Shaw, Maguire and others are still there. As long as Lamens performs normally in the team's joint practice after Thursday, he will have a good chance of being selected for the starting lineup of the Manchester City Derby on Sunday. Lamens' save ability was well received and compared to Real Madrid's Belgian compatriot Courtois.

However, Manchester United and team reporters revealed that teammates in the locker room all felt that the best goalkeeper in the game was not Lamens, nor Baindill or Onana, but 39-year-old veteran Tom Heaton. It was just for various reasons that Amorin could not arrange for him to appear.

ESPN's Andy Mitten said that reliable sources within Manchester United emphasized that Heaton is the club's best comprehensive goalkeeper at the moment. He is capable, stable and experienced, and the other goalkeepers have their own shortcomings. For example, 23-year-old Lamens has never played in any Premier League and five major league games.

Mitten said: "The people I respect in the club say that Heaton is Manchester United's best goalkeeper right now. Of course, if he is used, it will have side effects. Young player Wittke performed well, but he was loaned to Bristol City. I hope Manchester United can usher in an excellent new No. 1 goalkeeper, but I am really curious how the situation will develop."

When Baindill made a mistake, British media asked Amorin if he was considering letting Heaton start, and the Manchester United coach strongly expressed his dissatisfaction with this question. This is understandable, Amorin also understands Heaton's value and designates him as one of the six leaders in the locker room, but he cannot arrange for the veteran to participate in the official game because if the coach chooses a goalkeeper who is about to be 40, the blow to other goalkeepers will be huge and they will be ridiculed.

Therefore, Manchester United's best goalkeeper will be destined to be unable to play this season. One of the challenges Lamens faces is to prove as soon as possible that he has the ability to become an ideal choice for starting goalkeepers.