Manchester United's 'Seonggol Youth' MF Becomes a 'Cautionary Person' as soon as he leaves?... 'Up to Observation'

Manchester United's 'Seonggol Youth' MF Becomes a 'Cautionary Person' as soon as he leaves?... 'Up to Observation'

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Scott McTominay has been crowned a 'candidate'.
Born in 1996, McTominay, a Scottish national, is a midfielder from Manchester United's Sunggol Youth. Having grown only in Manchester United's youth, he made his professional debut in 2017 and steadily increased his chances to play, establishing himself as a main player.
However, it began to go downhill in the 2021-22 season. He started most of the games due to his lack of alternative resources, but was criticized by fans for his below-expected performance. In addition, Casemiro and Christian Eriksen were recruited to the bench in the 2022-23 season, when Erik ten Hach was newly appointed, and he also scored 10 goals in the 2023-24 season, showing outstanding scoring skills, but questions about his performance still have not been resolved.
In the end, he ended his long-term partnership with Manchester United ahead of this season. His destination is Napoli led by Antonio Conte. He made his debut as a substitute in the fourth round against Cagliari, and his fans' expectations were high as he started in the fifth round against Juventus.
McTominay, who started his career in Italy, has become an important figure in a month since his transfer. "Currently, Napoli is monitoring McTominay's diet," the British sports bible quoted Italy's "Calcionapoli 24" as saying on the 23rd (Korea time). "Conte told the club staff that the nutrition of the players should be very important, and he pointed out McTominay as a player who should pay special attention to his diet." 먹튀검증
"In particular, McTominay was advised not to consume too much dairy products. This is because excessive dairy consumption can lead to being overweight. Conte left the role of monitoring the diets of other players, including McTominay, to the team's nutritionist, Thiberio Ankora," he added.