McTominay, blue heart: “Napoli, I’ll bring you the scudetto”

A brace against Empoli, a declaration of love for Napoli and a clear goal in mind: to bring the Scudetto to Vesuvius: Scott McTominay, Napoli midfielder, was the protagonist of the special “Champions of Made in Italy”, a column produced by Lega Serie A.

And right in front of the cameras, he opened his heart to the Neapolitan fans, with words that sound like a promise. "The passion of the Neapolitan fans is incredible, something I've never seen before ," said the Italian number 39. " I adored it from the first moment. From the moment I arrived at the airport, I understood that football here is something more: it's identity, it's love. I want to give them a title; it's the most important thing I feel I need to achieve, even for my career. I think about it constantly."

The Scotsman doesn't hide and is aiming straight for the most coveted goal: "I want to be the one who leads us to victory. I'll give everything on the pitch, without regrets, to push the team in the right direction." His enthusiasm overwhelms every word, every memory of his first days in Italy: "As soon as I landed, I thought the people were there for me. It was amazing. An incredible welcome. Napoli won me over, and I have nothing but love and gratitude. It's a privilege to live in an environment with such high expectations, to wear the Napoli jersey, Maradona 's team , and to play in Serie A, one of the toughest and most fascinating leagues in the world."

McTominay also confesses his growing connection to our country: “Incredibly, I had never been to Italy before. Now I love everything: the culture, the food, the people, the cities. But Naples is number one. Living here and sharing this journey with the people is an incredible experience.”

Finally, a direct message to those who fill the stands at the Maradona stadium every week: "I just want to give my all, always. Every time I step onto the pitch, I hope the fans understand that I'm giving everything I have. Because, ultimately, that's what you can truly do as a footballer: give it your all."