Napoli have confirmed that star midfielder Scott McTominay has undergone successful surgery to correct a minor heart condition. The former Manchester United man was recently diagnosed with a mild benign arrhythmia, requiring a specialist procedure to ensure his long-term health and fitness.
Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna has addressed the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Scott McTominay’s future as the midfielder prepares for surgery to correct a heart issue. The Scotland international is set to undergo a procedure in London, with the Serie A club providing a definitive recovery plan that will see him sidelined through the upcoming international break.
Napoli have confirmed that Scott McTominay is scheduled to undergo heart surgery in London on Monday to address a recently diagnosed cardiac condition. The Scotland international will travel to the English capital for the procedure as the Serie A side look to resolve the issue swiftly and get their star midfielder back on the pitch.
Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay has moved to allay fears regarding his health after confirming he is set to undergo a minor heart procedure. The Scotland international also addressed his long-term future at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, admitting that formal discussions over a new contract have yet to take place.
Napoli have confirmed that Scott McTominay is set to undergo a heart procedure to correct a minor medical issue discovered recently. The former Manchester United midfielder has been a revelation in Italy since his high-profile move, but he is now facing a brief spell on the sidelines to address the condition.
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