Scott McTominay appears ready to embrace a fresh challenge at Napoli under new management, with the Scottish midfielder reportedly set to sign a new long-term contract. The former Manchester United man has become a key figure at the Serie A club, and Napoli have already rejected several bids for his services this summer.
The 29-year-old has attracted interest from two Premier League clubs and one Saudi Pro League side, but neither Napoli nor McTominay are keen on a departure. His current deal has two years remaining, but reports suggest the club has offered a significant pay rise on a contract that could keep him in Naples until 2031.
Antonio Conte's exit after Napoli's final match of the season, a 1-0 win over Udinese, has not deterred McTominay. Conte criticised internal 'poison' at the club, but McTominay is reportedly content to continue under a new head coach. He finished the season as Napoli's second top scorer with 10 Serie A goals, behind Rasmus Hojlund's 12.
Napoli have deemed McTominay untouchable, having already made Hojlund's loan permanent. The club's next managerial appointment will be crucial in maintaining McTominay's satisfaction, though he has previously stated he is 'extremely happy' at Napoli and could see himself staying for 'a long time'.
