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Napoli's Scott McTominay to undergo corrective surgery for 'mild benign arrhythmia'

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Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay has been diagnosed with a mild benign arrhythmia and is set to undergo corrective surgery. The condition, while described as benign, will require a period of recovery and layoff. McTominay, who joined Napoli from Manchester United, has been a key figure in the club's midfield since his move. The timeline for his return has not been specified, but the club and medical staff are expected to monitor his recovery closely.

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McTominay's surgery represents a significant blow to Napoli's midfield depth at a critical point in the season. Having established himself as a key contributor since his move from Manchester United, his absence will force manager Antonio Conte to reshape the central midfield. While arrhythmia in athletes is often manageable, the recovery period could sideline the Scotland international for weeks, creating a gap that Napoli must fill through tactical adjustments or rotation options already in the squad.

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Napoli's Scott McTominay to undergo corrective surgery for 'mild benign arrhythmia' · Socc360