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McTominay Sidelined with Heart Arrhythmia
Napoli said Scott McTominay has a mild, benign arrhythmia and will miss about a month after corrective ablation surgery.
- Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay will undergo heart surgery after being diagnosed with a "mild, benign arrhythmia," the Italian Serie A club announced on Tuesday; the 29-year-old will be sidelined for a month.
- McTominay was substituted after 56 minutes during Sunday's 2-1 loss to Como and will undergo corrective pulsed field ablation in the coming days to address the irregular heartbeat.
- Pulsed field ablation is a minimally invasive technique using electrical pulses to block faulty signals and restore normal heartbeat rhythm; Napoli expects McTominay to return after the international break.
- Between September 26 and October 6, McTominay will miss Scotland's four Nations League group matches, including fixtures against Slovenia, Switzerland, and North Macedonia.
- New Scotland head coach Sebastian Pocognoli will name his maiden Nations League squad later this month without the experienced midfielder available for his first four fixtures in charge.
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Because of cardiac arrhythmia, Scott McTominay has to undergo surgery. How long the midfielder of the SSC Naples will be missing.
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The Independent (US)Scott McTominay to miss Scotland games due to minor heart surgery
The Napoli midfielder requires a procedure on an irregular heartbeat
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Serie A - Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay ruled out for a month with heart problem
The Serie A club said that the former Manchester United player has developed a “mild, benign arrhythmia,” an irregular heartbeat that is not considered life-threatening but does need treatment.
·Chennai, India
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Napoli player Scott McTominay is out for a month due to a heart problem that requires surgery
·Copenhagen, Denmark
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