McTominay wanted by Premier League clubs, Napoli shut the door 🚪 | OneFootball

Scott McTominay is once again making headlines in England, but Napoli has already raised the barricades. The Scottish midfielder, who arrived in the summer of 2024 from Manchester United for 30.5 million euros, has caught the attention of Arsenal, Tottenham, Everton, and even United itself, which is considering a sensational return to the Premier League, according to TeamTalk.

Arsenal, Tottenham, Everton, and United: everyone is crazy about the Scotsman, but Conte won’t let him go

In Naples, however, McTominay has quickly established himself as a leader. His physicality, goal sense, aerial presence, and consistency have made him a cornerstone of Antonio Conte’s midfield. He was fundamental in last year’s title race and never lost the coach’s trust, not even during the most difficult weeks. For this reason, Napoli remains unyielding. Castel Volturno has already made it clear that any attempt in January will be rejected outright, with his current valuation set at around 80 million euros—almost triple what was invested just a year ago. Such a figure could cool off any negotiations at least until the summer.

However, the English pressure is nothing new: Tottenham had already tested the waters at the end of October, while just two days ago Everton made it known they were ready with an offer to strengthen their midfield for the second half of the season. Conte, however, has no doubts: McTominay is a pillar of the team, both on the pitch and in the locker room. Napoli has no intention of selling, and the Premier League will have to wait.

Andrea Alati

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