Napoli and Manchester United Agree on McTominay Transfer Fee

Napoli has reached an agreement with Manchester United for the transfer of midfielder Scott McTominay, with a fee set at approximately 30 million euros (£25.4 million). While the deal awaits McTominay's approval and personal terms are still under negotiation, this marks the second consecutive year that United has been open to selling the academy graduate.

Earlier this month, United rejected a £20 million offer from Fulham for the Scotland international. Last season, McTominay declined a move to West Ham, opting instead to stay at United, where he made 32 Premier League appearances and scored seven goals. He also played a crucial role in United's FA Cup final victory over Manchester City.

Under manager Erik ten Hag, McTominay has primarily been used as a substitute in the current campaign. Meanwhile, United continues to explore options to strengthen their squad, with a particular interest in PSG's Uruguayan midfielder Manuel Ugarte, although a deal has yet to be finalized. McTominay's status as a homegrown player remains valuable for United, offering flexibility within the Premier League's financial regulations.