McTominay Cleared to Return, Napoli Say
The Scotland international resumed training after further tests showed he is fit to play, giving Napoli a selection boost ahead of the weekend.
- On Wednesday, Napoli confirmed midfielder Scott McTominay is cleared to resume competitive football after undergoing a procedure to correct a heart arrhythmia. He has rejoined team training after working separately.
- The 29-year-old Scotland international underwent a planned ablation procedure at Manchester's Spire Hospital in September after being diagnosed with a mild, benign arrhythmia. This required him to step away from team activities.
- During his absence, McTominay missed a 3-2 Serie A defeat against reigning champions Inter Milan and a Champions League loss to Arsenal. He has not played since August 30.
- The former Manchester United midfielder has resumed training and is now available for selection by coach Massimiliano Allegri. His return provides timely reinforcement for the squad.
- Napoli, currently ninth in the Serie A standings, host sixth-placed Frosinone on Saturday. This fixture provides the first opportunity for McTominay to feature in the Partenopei lineup.
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Scott McTominay returns to Napoli training after heart procedure
McTominay was diagnosed with a mild, benign arrhythmia in September
Scott McTominay, 29, underwent heart surgery in September. A month later, the midfielder is back on the football field.
The doctors of the SSC Naples have given the green light: Scott McTominay trains again with the team after his heart surgery.
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Around a month after undergoing surgery due to cardiac arrhythmia, football pro Scott McTominay is available again to the SSC Napoli.
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