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Serie A

McTominay in gym at Castel Volturno, call-up uncertain

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
McTominay in gym at Castel Volturno, call-up uncertain

Scott McTominay, former Manchester United player, has been spotted in recent days in Castel Volturno where he has started working out in the gym, according to the latest news from Corriere dello Sport. The newspaper speculates a possible call‑up for the upcoming Napoli‑Frosinone match, but the decision remains premature.

Training in Castel Volturno

Updates on McTominay's physical condition come from Corriere dello Sport, which reports the start of gym work a few days ago in Castel Volturno.

At the Training Center, the midfielder has been training separately, exclusively in the gym, as part of his post‑heart‑surgery recovery.

The newspaper anticipates that as early as next week McTominay could start working on the pitch again, but warns that national team players will remain absent until they return from their respective selections.

The national team players will still be absent, returning gradually after their commitments with the respective selections. At the Training Center, in recent days, McTominay was also seen, training separately and exclusively in the gym. The Scotsman could start working on the pitch at the beginning of next week after the heart surgery, but speculating about a call‑up against Frosinone is absolutely premature.

Corriere dello Sport also reported a possible call‑up for the Napoli‑Frosinone match, but describes the hypothesis as absolutely premature.

In the meantime, Napoli is preparing for the clash with Frosinone, while McTominay continues his rehabilitation process in Castel Volturno.

The coming weeks will be decisive to determine whether the player can return to contributing on the field, but for now the call‑up remains uncertain.

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