Scott McTominay's personal company is now valued at nearly £6 million, according to the latest accounts filed with Companies House. The former Manchester United midfielder, who recently underwent successful surgery for a minor heart issue, has seen the worth of Scott McTominay Limited rise to just under £6m after creditors were paid off.
The company's overall assets stand at £6.1m, including a property portfolio worth £1m, £4m in investments, and £1m owed by debtors. This represents an increase of £385,000 on the previous year's figure, based on accounts submitted at the end of 2025.
Company growth since 2017
McTominay set up the company in 2017, shortly after breaking into the Manchester United first team. He is the only director and shareholder in the firm, which is listed as engaged in broadcasting activities, the buying and selling of its own real estate, and media representation services.
The company has grown significantly since its first set of accounts in 2018, which showed shareholder funds of £269,000. McTominay's career has also been on the up in recent years.
Career highs and recent setback
After leaving United for Napoli in 2024, McTominay won the Serie A title in his first season in Italy, scoring 13 goals. He remains a key player for the club, who sit ninth in the table after five games, six points off early leaders Roma.
Earlier this month, it was revealed that McTominay had been diagnosed with "a mild benign arrhythmia," an abnormal or irregular heart rhythm deemed non-serious and posing no significant risk to overall health. The procedure took place in Manchester earlier this month and ruled McTominay out of action for two weeks.
Recovery and support
A Napoli statement read: "Scott McTominay underwent an ablation procedure at Spire Manchester Hospital. The operation was a complete success. McTominay will rest for two weeks and then resume training."
As well as sitting out his club's Champions League opener against Arsenal, the 29-year-old will miss Scotland's Nations League matches against Slovenia (home and away), Switzerland, and North Macedonia. Scotland sent a message of support to McTominay, posting on the national team's official X account: "Wishing you all the best in your recovery, Scott. Hope to see you back in a Scotland shirt soon."
