McTominay to miss Scotland games with minor heart issue
Napoli and Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay will miss Scotland's upcoming international matches after being diagnosed with a minor heart issue. The condition was detected during routine medical checks, prompting the Scottish Football Association and his club to take precautionary measures. McTominay is expected to undergo further evaluation before returning to action. The news is a significant blow for both Scotland's national team plans and Napoli's midfield options while the situation develops.
Read the full story at bbc.co.ukScott McTominay's heart-related diagnosis is a sobering reminder of the physical toll elite football takes on players, and it puts both Scotland and Napoli on alert during a critical stretch of the season. Even a minor cardiac finding typically triggers a cautious return-to-play protocol, meaning his absence could stretch beyond the upcoming international window. For Scotland, losing their most influential midfield presence disrupts Steve Clarke's tactical balance, while Napoli must plan their midfield rotation without a player who has been central to their engine room.
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