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Scott McTominay stars in Serie A: From £26m transfer to Ballon d'Or vote

2026-07-17 · Scott McTominay · Player Focus

Scott McTominay has transformed into a Serie A superstar since his £26 million transfer to Napoli in 2024. The Scotland international has scored 27 goals in two seasons, won the Scudetto in 2025, and finished 18th in the Ballon d'Or vote.

How McTominay conquered Serie A

McTominay arrived in Naples as a hard-working but unspectacular holding midfielder. Now, he's a buccaneering No.10, adored by fans who once idolized Diego Maradona. His 27 goals in two seasons are a career best, and he became the first foreign player to win Serie A MVP in 2025.

The Italian challenge explained

Former Sampdoria defender Walker, speaking to GOAL, explained the difficulty foreign players face in Serie A. 'If you're not Italian, you're starting from way below,' he said. 'You've got to prove yourself. Scott has done that and is highly respected by every Italian.'

What's next for McTominay?

Ex-Scotland international Kenny Miller told GOAL that McTominay is loving life in Naples. 'He's adored by the fans,' Miller said. 'It would take something special for him to leave.' Despite transfer speculation, McTominay seems settled in Italy, where he's thriving both on and off the pitch.

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