Napoli Say Scott McTominay's Heart Procedure Was 'Complete Success'
Napoli have confirmed the Scotland midfielder underwent a successful heart procedure and is expected to resume training this month.

Napoli have announced that Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay underwent a heart procedure that was described by the club as "a complete success."
According to the club, McTominay is expected to resume training this month following his recovery from the procedure.
Napoli did not provide further details on the exact nature of the heart issue that required the procedure, according to the report.
The club's statement did not indicate a specific date for McTominay's return to full training or match availability.
Sources
- McTominay heart procedure 'a complete success' — BBC Sport
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