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Napoli's McTominay ruled out for a month due to heart problem

Napoli's McTominay ruled out for a month due to heart problem
Channel News Asia Tuesday 01 September 2026, 12:05 UTC 1 min read
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Napoli's McTominay ruled out for a month due to heart problem Sept 1 : Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay will be sidelined for a month due to a minor heart issue that will require surgery, the Italian Serie A club said on Tuesday. Former Manchester United player McTominay has developed a "mild, benign arrhythmia," a condition that causes irregular heartbeat, the Serie A side said in a statement. • "Scott McTominay is due to undergo corrective ablation surgery (PFA) in the coming days.

Napoli's McTominay ruled out for a month due to heart problem Sept 1 : Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay will be sidelined for a month due to a minor heart issue that will require surgery, the Italian Serie A club said on Tuesday. • Former Manchester United player McTominay has developed a "mild, benign arrhythmia," a condition that causes irregular heartbeat, the Serie A side said in a statement. • "Scott McTominay is due to undergo corrective ablation surgery (PFA) in the coming days. The player will be available again after the international break," Napoli added. • The 29-year-old is set to miss Scotland's four Nations League group matches, two against Slovenia and one each against Switzerland and North Macedonia, scheduled between September 26 and October 6.
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