Scott McTominay assured supporters that he is doing well on Wednesday, just one day after Napoli announced that the Scotland international will undergo a medical procedure to address a cardiac arrhythmia issue.
Napoli confirmed that the midfielder will undergo a corrective procedure for a benign arrhythmia and is expected to make his return to the pitch following the international break in early October.
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SubscribeSince completing his transfer from Manchester United in August 2024, the 29-year-old has established himself as a vital talisman at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, netting 27 goals in 82 appearances across all competitions.
The absence of McTominay will pose a significant challenge for manager Massimiliano Allegri, with the team currently sitting 10th in Serie A after picking up three points from their opening two matches of the new campaign.
Napoli Midfielder Rules Out Return Until October
Napoli will have to navigate a demanding stretch of fixtures without their influential midfielder, who is not expected to return to action before October.
The recovery timeline means McTominay will miss at least three crucial Serie A matches, including a high-profile showdown against Inter Milan this weekend.
In addition to domestic league duties, the Scottish star will also be sidelined for the opening two fixtures of the club's upcoming UEFA Champions League league phase campaign.
Medical staff and coaching personnel remain confident that the procedure will fully resolve the issue, allowing him to return safely and contribute strongly to the remainder of the season.