SCOTT McTominay is flying the flag for British footballers overseas. The Scotland midfielder, 27, has taken to Italian football like a duck to water since moving from Manchester United to Napoli ...

SCOTT McTOMINAY is the name on every Napoli ... But although the wild fanbase are beginning to chant his name in every game, some fans are still struggling to pronounce it correctly.

Step forward Scott McTominay, United's leading scorer in the ... Andy Cole, Andy Cole, give him the ball he'll score a goal' was the chant United dedicated to the man who became their record ...

One wrote that McTominay covers “the 99% surface of Earth,” while another called the midfielder “McTerminatoooor.” It’s safe ...

SCOTT MCTOMINAY has been handed a new nickname after his impressive performance against AC Milan. The Scotland international left Manchester United in the summer transfer window to join Serie A ...

Napoli international Scott McTominay shared an Instagram post using Italian words after Napoli’s win over Lecce on Saturday. The ex-Manchester United star has quickly become a regular starter at ...

SCOTT MCTOMINAY is one of the main attractions in Napoli these days. But fans have been sending him their APOLOGIES after a report emerged that he was moving house to a less-than-desirable ...

Scott McTominay is Scotland’s smiling superstar after the key ... pride because of the amazing players we’ve had and following in their footsteps.” His chant is popular among the Tartan Army and he ...

Kissing the badge with hungry delight, Scott McTominay went to celebrate with the fans, fist pumping the air in delight at ...

Watch as Scott McTominay gives Napoli the lead at a packed San Siro in the Scudetto showdown against Inter, completing a set play routine. The Scotland international was one of only three players of ...

Scott McTominay is a Scottish professional footballer who plays for Manchester United as a midfielder. He came through United’s academy and has since made over 150 appearances for the club.

Manchester United should have never allowed Scott McTominay to leave the club this summer. Thats according to former Celtic forward Paulo Di Canio, who believes the Red Devils’ hierarchy should ...