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Napoli concerned over Scott McTominay contract renewal

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Scott McTominay Scott McTominay Napoli United Kingdom · midfielder · 29yrs View timeline

Get Italian Football News reports that Napoli are becoming increasingly concerned about Scott McTominay’s long-term future at the club. The midfielder is expected to miss the next few weeks after undergoing heart surgery, adding uncertainty around his immediate availability. The report indicates that Napoli’s concern relates specifically to the status of his contract renewal, although no agreement or negotiation details are provided. McTominay’s current club is Napoli, and the available information does not identify another team involved in the situation.

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Update (Get Italian Football News): Get Italian Football News reports that Napoli are enjoying Scott McTominay’s resurgence after two seasons with the Serie A club. The Scotland international also won the Scudetto under manager Antonio Conte during his time in Naples. However, the report indicates that a long-term renewal with Napoli currently appears unlikely. The available text does not provide specific reasons for the situation, nor does it mention contract terms, a possible destination or any formal negotiations. McTominay’s future at Napoli therefore remains uncertain, with the story focused on the possibility that he may not extend his stay at the club.

Update (Football Italia): Football Italia reports that Scott McTominay could leave Napoli next summer as the club seeks to avoid losing him on a free transfer. The report describes the upcoming window as Napoli’s final opportunity to generate a fee from the former Manchester United midfielder. McTominay’s reported wage demands are set at €8 million, which could influence the club’s plans regarding his future. The available information does not indicate that a transfer has been agreed or identify a potential destination. Napoli’s intention to protect the player’s market value is therefore the central issue in the story.

Update (Get Italian Football News): Get Italian Football News reports that Napoli are increasingly frustrated by difficulties in securing a new contract for Scott McTominay. The Serie A club have been attempting to resolve the midfielder’s situation, but an agreement has not yet been reached. The report suggests that McTominay is now likely to leave Napoli in 2027, although the available information does not specify his possible destination. Some clarity is reportedly emerging around the situation, but no completed transfer or formal renewal has been announced. The report does not provide financial details or explain whether negotiations have definitively broken down.

Update (BBC Sport Football): BBC Sport reports that Real Madrid are interested in signing Scott McTominay, the former Manchester United midfielder. The report identifies McTominay as one of several players linked with potential movement in Friday’s transfer gossip. It does not provide details of any offer, negotiations, agreement or proposed fee for the Scotland international. Chelsea are also reported to be interested in Frenkie de Jong, while Real Madrid are linked with France forward Michael Olise, but McTominay is the main subject of the headline. No current club or destination beyond Real Madrid is confirmed for McTominay in the supplied information.

Update (Football Italia): Football Italia reports that Real Madrid and several Premier League clubs are interested in Scott McTominay. The reported interest would become relevant if the midfielder fails to agree a new contract with Napoli. The source does not provide details of any formal offer, negotiations with Real Madrid, or an agreed transfer. McTominay’s current situation at Napoli is therefore central to the speculation, while the identities of the other interested Premier League clubs are not specified. The report indicates only a potential future move and does not suggest that any deal is close or completed.

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