McTominay on leaving Manchester United: a new chapter at Napoli

Scott McTominay, the Scotland international, has spoken about his decision to leave Manchester United for Napoli. In an interview with the BBC, he stated, "I took it, I didn't look back, it didn't take me long to make the decision." McTominay emphasized that the decision was mutual: "It was a mutual decision for all of us."
He expressed no regrets about the move, saying, "I knew that was what I wanted, and I'll never have any regrets in my life." Since joining Napoli, McTominay has quickly adapted and scored four goals in 15 games. He has been well-received by the fans, who have nicknamed him 'McMaradona'. Erik ten Hag, Manchester United's manager, acknowledged mixed feelings but recognized it as a good deal for all parties.
McTominay confirmed his enjoyment at Napoli, saying, "I'm enjoying it at Napoli."This move reflects McTominay's commitment to personal and professional growth. With a strong start in Serie A, he is on track to achieve his goals and establish himself as a key player in Italian football. McTominay's transfer fee of around £25 million was seen as a profitable deal for Manchester United.
His departure has allowed the club to align with the Premier League's financial rules. Overall, McTominay's new chapter at Napoli has been positive, both personally and professionally. He continues to make a significant impact in Italian football.