Manchester United are facing scrutiny over their decision to let Scott McTominay go to Napoli, where he has excelled with 13 goals and two assists this season. The Scotland international has thrived under Antonio Conte, outperforming United's midfield options. Despite growing up in United's academy, McTominay may not be eager to return to a struggling United side that has seen players like Rashford and Antony thrive after leaving.
McTominay's success in Napoli highlights the trend of players improving after departing from United, while high-profile signings like Pogba and Sanchez have struggled. United would benefit from McTominay's presence in midfield, but his current form and career trajectory suggest he may prefer to remain in Italy rather than return to Old Trafford. The situation underscores the need for United to reassess their transfer policies to avoid missing out on key talents like McTominay in the future.