Man Utd is planning to re-sign Scott McTominay from Napoli for £60 million, admitting their mistake in letting the midfielder go only for him to shine brightly in Serie A.
Manchester United is currently going through a severe personnel crisis. The injury crisis and the fact that key players have had to return to serve their national teams at AFCON have made Coach Ruben Amorim’s squad thinner than ever. In this context, ‘Red Devils’ fans certainly can’t help but regret thinking about Scott McTominay – the versatile warrior who was once unceremoniously sold to balance the books.
McTominay đang thi đấu thăng hoa ở Napoli.
McTominay is having a fantastic time at Napoli.
Since moving to Napoli, the Scottish midfielder has undergone a spectacular transformation. He became a key factor in helping the Italian team win the Scudetto, while also claiming the Serie A Player of the Season award and ranking 18th in the Ballon d’Or race. McTominay’s impressive form continues this season with 5 goals and 3 assists. His flourishing under Coach Antonio Conte is clear evidence that Man Utd was wrong to underestimate the talent of their ‘homegrown’ player.
Now, Man Utd is said to be ‘regretful’ and eager to bring the prodigal son home. According to sources from CaughtOffside, Napoli is facing financial difficulties and is ready to listen to reasonable offers. The asking price is around £60 million. Although the Italian club prefers a summer sale, an “irresistible” offer in January could completely change the situation.
The Red Devils are dreaming of bringing Scott McTominay home. Napoli will only consider negotiations at a price of around £60 million. Man Utd regrets letting the academy graduate go and is considering bringing him back to Old Trafford,’ the source revealed.
However, Man Utd is not the only name in this race. Tottenham, Arsenal, and Newcastle are also closely monitoring the Scottish midfielder’s situation. Does INEOS have enough determination and potential to correct the past mistake and bring McTominay back to salvage this turbulent season
