Scott McTominay has impressed at Napoli, attracting interest from Real Madrid and Premier League clubs amid contract renewal issues in Italy.

Real Madrid has reportedly sounded out a potential permanent transfer for Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay amid stalled contract talks in Italy. According to Tuttomercatoweb, negotiations over a contract extension between the Scotland international and Napoli remain at a standstill due to wage demands, alerting top European and Premier League sides.
McTominay previously debuted at Manchester United under current Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho. After winning Serie A and scoring heavily for Napoli across his first two seasons, the midfielder is preparing to return from a health scare against Frosinone.
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