McTominay's heart procedure 'a complete success'

A Napoli official said Scott McTominay's bosom country "was a implicit success" and expects the Scotland midfielder to resume grooming this month. The 29‑year‑old underwent an ablation procedure — a minimally invasive technique to correct irregular bosom rhythms — at Spire Manchester Hospital on Tuesday morning. McTominay was withdrawn after 56 minutes of Napoli’s 2‑1 Serie A victory over Como on 30 August. A mild benign arrhythmia was identified, prompting the corrective treatment. According to the club’s statement, “McTominay will remainder for 2 weeks and past resume training”, and Napoli had anticipated the former Manchester United player returning to action after the international break in early October. Following the announcement of his bosom condition, McTominay posted on Instagram: “See you soon Napoli. I won't instrumentality long.” Sebastien Pocognoli’s first four matches as Scotland head coach — home and away fixtures versus Slovenia, plus encounters with North Macedonia and Switzerland in the Nations League — are set for the end of September and early October. The NHS defines an arrhythmia as a condition where the heart beats too quickly, too slowly, or irregularly. The British Heart Foundation describes cardiac arrhythmia ablation as the use of heat or cold energy to create tiny scars in the heart, blocking faulty signals and restoring a normal rhythm.