Speculations linking Scott McTominay with a move to the Saudi Pro League has been dismissed, with Fabrizio Romano via his official X handle, confirming the midfielder’s full commitment to Napoli.
Romano shared:
Scott McTominay, not talking to Saudi Pro League clubs at present despite reports as his focus remains on Napoli. Here Scottish midfielder posing with a murales to remember his bicycle-kick with Scotland.
The 29-year-old has enjoyed a remarkable season, scoring 19 Serie A goals and playing a key role in securing the Scudetto, reinforcing his importance to the Italian side.
Softfootball understands that McTominay’s decision reflects a growing trend among mid-career players prioritizing competitive legacy over financial incentives.
Having left Manchester United in 2025, he has revitalized his career in Italy, earning praise for his consistency and leadership. His resurgence mirrors similar narratives within the squad, with players thriving in Napoli’s system.
Rasmus Højlund has also praised Napoli’s environment, crediting the club for helping reignite his form after a difficult spell in England. His remarks underline the positive structure and confidence within the squad, which continues to bring the best out of its players.
An image accompanying the report shows McTominay beside a Glasgow mural celebrating his iconic bicycle-kick goal against Denmark, a moment that secured Scotland’s first World Cup qualification since 1998 and cemented his national hero status.
Fans have widely applauded his stance, highlighting his commitment to top-level European football.
Meanwhile, Barcelona continue transfer activity, opening talks with Alessandro Bastoni’s representatives over a potential move.
