“That was the reason I left Manchester United. He treated me very bad, after all the goals i scored for them. Now that he has been sack, I now regret my actions. I would love to come back to Manchester United because that’s my home”-Scott McTominay’s finally reveals the truth behind his exit as he tells true feelings on leaving Man Utd for Napoli in new tell-all interview as he hopes to return to the club.

Scott McTominay Reflects on Manchester United Exit and Thriving Life at Napoli

Scott McTominay has opened up about his feelings on leaving Manchester United, three months after trading the familiarity of Old Trafford for a new chapter in Italy with Napoli.

The Scotland international, who joined United’s academy at the age of five and went on to make 255 senior appearances for the club, moved to Napoli last summer in a £25.7 million deal.

While McTominay has already made a significant impact in Serie A, his departure came with some reluctance from former manager Erik ten Hag. The Dutchman admitted at the time that his hand was forced due to the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

In an interview with *The Times*, McTominay spoke candidly about his decision to leave his boyhood club after 22 years, emphasizing that he has no regrets.

“No Looking Back”

“Obviously, it’s a big decision; there’s no denying that,” McTominay reflected. “It was a huge decision for me, my family, and my friends. At moments like that, you just have to ask yourself, ‘Do I want to do it? Absolutely,’ and go for it. There’s no looking back.

“I’ve never had regrets in my life or career, and I continue with that mindset. I want my career to be successful, and I’ll go out of my way to push myself to be the best footballer and person I can possibly be.”

Thriving in Italy

McTominay has adapted quickly to life at Napoli, making ten appearances and scoring three goals already this season. Key to his seamless transition has been his ability to block out external distractions.

“I don’t read newspapers or social media. That’s something I stay well away from,” he explained. “The past is the past. I’m enjoying my football and focused on pushing my team higher up the table and giving my best for my manager in Italy.”

Grateful for Support

The midfielder also credited the support system around him for making the move abroad less daunting.

“I’ve got great people in my life who help me so much. The stress in my life is minimal because of my amazing family, friends, and my lovely girlfriend.

“It’s not easy going abroad and settling in, but the Italian people have been incredible. They’ve helped me with everything—finding a house, arranging transport, or anything I’ve needed. I’m very grateful for their support.”

A Bright Future Ahead

McTominay’s positive attitude and determination have set him up for success in Italy, as he continues to impress in Napoli’s midfield. While his departure marked the end of a long chapter at United, it’s clear he’s thriving in his new environment.