Napoli considers agreement to allow McTominay to join Manchester United
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 7:27 AM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Scott McTominay may leave Napoli, where he has spent the last two seasons, and potential suitors include Manchester United and Aston Villa. His current contract runs until June 2028, but Napoli does not want to lose him and is contemplating a gentleman's agreement for his transfer. McTominay enjoyed a strong season, being named MVP in Serie A, as he helped Napoli secure the Scudetto. He is weighing his options for a return to the Premier League or possibly a new opportunity with Villa.
- •McTominay has been pivotal to Napoli's success in Serie A.
- •His current deal lasts until June 2028.
- •Napoli may offer a gentleman's agreement for a transfer.
- •Manchester United and Aston Villa are interested in him.
- •McTominay intends to evaluate his options moving forward.
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"Scott McTominay is reportedly open to a return to the Premier League after spending the last two seasons in Italy.Recent speculation has suggested the Napoli star would consider pulling the curtains o...
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