Summary
Scott McTominay, who previously played for Manchester United, has become a Ballon d'Or nominee after moving to Napoli. Under coach Antonio Conte, McTominay played an attacking role, scored 12 league goals, and helped Napoli win the Serie A title.
Key Facts
- Scott McTominay joined Napoli for £25.7 million on August 30 after leaving Manchester United.
- He played 255 games and scored 29 goals for Manchester United before moving to Italy.
- McTominay scored 12 goals and was named Serie A's Most Valuable Player (MVP) in his first season with Napoli.
- Napoli won the Serie A league title with McTominay's contribution.
- Antonio Conte, Napoli's coach, changed McTominay's position to an attacking midfield role.
- McTominay is one of the top 30 footballers nominated for the Ballon d'Or, an award for the best player in the world.
- He was involved in more offensive play at Napoli compared to his previous defensive role at Manchester United.
