The midfielder, who moved to Serie A Napoli after playing for Manchester United in the English Premier League, is considered the best in the team. It is loved by fans enough to be considered “one of the best midfielders in Napoli history” in six weeks.
It is Scott McTominay. McTominay, 27, will be described as such. “Manchester United’s last goal.” After joining the club at the age of six in 2002, he lived in Manchester United until he moved to Napoli at the end of August this year. The transfer fee was 30 million euros. The Napoli manager who recruited him is none other than Antonio Conte, the former Tottenham manager. 먹튀검증
McTominay, who moved to Napoli before the transfer window closed, has become the team’s best midfielder in six weeks, Britain’s The Sun recently reported.
McTominay played in four Serie A league matches while wearing a Neapolitan uniform, scoring one goal and one assist. He also played in one Copa Italy game, and scored a goal.
Fans are praising McTominay for being “one of the best midfielders in the history of Napoli,” who started an amazing season after his transfer. Some soccer experts even praise him for being on par with Diego Maradona, the best player on the team.
In particular, the reason why fans are loved by McTominay was not only the performance but also the open letter sent to fans after the transfer.
“McTominay can be a winner even if he has different DNA,” football agent Christian Bosco told an Italian media outlet. “Naples is a cynical place. McTominay has to prove himself in Italy, but he is potentially one of the best midfielders in Napoli’s history.”
McTominay made an impressive debut in his match against Juventus. In Coppa Italia, he scored his first goal in a match against Palermo. In his fourth Serie A match, he scored in just 25 seconds against Como, leading Napoli to a victory. Como is the same team that former Manchester United teammate Varane played for.
Thanks to their victory over Como, Napoli moved to the top of the league in match results through the seventh round. They had five wins, one draw and one loss with 16 points, beating Inter Milan by two points. McTominay will play away against Empoli after the A-match break.
