Napoli and Scotland Midfielder Scott McTominay Has Procedure for Irregular Heartbeat
Napoli said the 29-year-old midfielder will rest for two weeks after a minimally invasive procedure to treat an irregular heartbeat.
- On Tuesday, Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay underwent a successful surgical procedure in Manchester to treat an irregular heartbeat, the club confirmed.
- Napoli said last week that McTominay would undergo a PFA, or pulsed field ablation, a minimally invasive technique used to treat heart arrhythmias.
- The 29-year-old McTominay was Serie A's MVP when he helped Napoli win the title in 2025 after joining from Manchester United in 2024.
- Besides missing Napoli matches, McTominay will likely miss all four of Scotland's upcoming Nations League games against Slovenia, Switzerland, and North Macedonia.
- McTominay will rest for two weeks before resuming training. He previously played for Scotland at this year's World Cup.
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Scott McTominay of the Italian first division SSC Napoli has been successfully operated on because of a cardiac arrhythmia. The 29-year-old Scottish national football player has undergone a necessary intervention as planned in Manchester, the club announced. "This was completely successful," said a message on Tuesday. McTominay is now scheduled to pause for two weeks to spare himself before he gets back into training. Italian champion of the 202…
After a slight cardiac arrhythmias Scott McTominay had to undergo surgery. SSC Naples informs about the course and the further plan.
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saarbruecker-zeitung.deAfter a slight cardiac arrhythmias Scott McTominay had to undergo surgery. SSC Naples informs about the course and the further plan.
The Scottish club of Naples, Scott McTominay, was subjected to a procedure on Tuesday to treat a change in heart rhythm. The Italian club announced, on its social networks, that the athlete did the surgery. — On the morning of Tuesday, Scott McTominay was subjected to a procedure of cardiac ablation at Spire Hospital in Manchester. The operation was a success — reported Naples in a statement. Initial plugin text The intervention aims to neutrali…
Scott McTominay was struggling with a slight cardiac arrhythmia, which is why he had to go under the knife.
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