Scott McTominay is nearing his return after dealing with arrhythmia, but the next few months could be his last at Napoli. The star midfielder is due for a new contract, but the parties are far apart in the talks. The…

Scott McTominay could leave Napoli at the end of the season as contract renewal talks have stalled, according to Tuttomercatoweb. The midfielder is reportedly asking for around €8 million per year, creating a gap in negotiations with the Italian club. If an agreement cannot be reached, Napoli may consider a permanent transfer next summer for an estimated fee of €25 million to €30 million.
Manchester United and Aston Villa are among the early potential suitors, while McTominay also hinted at interest in playing for José Mourinho. Meanwhile, the Scottish international is nearing a return to action following a pulsed field ablation procedure for an arrhythmia, with a mandatory medical exam scheduled for Tuesday.
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