Home / Football / Paulo Di Canio Thinks Manchester United Made A Huge Mistake Selling Scott McTominay to Napoli for £25 Million in the Summer Paulo Di Canio Thinks Manchester United Made A Huge Mistake Selling Scott McTominay to Napoli for £25 Million in the Summer Written by Sports EditorJames Lloyd Updated –Oct 11, 2024 We publish independently audited content meeting strict editorial standards. Ads on our site are served by Google AdSense and are not controlled or influenced by our editorial team. Former West Ham striker Paulo Di Canio has slammed Manchester United’s decision to sell Scott McTominay to Napoli for just £25 million. The Italian believes that the Red Devils significantly undervalued the Scottish midfielder, who has been a standout performer for the Serie A champions since his summer move. McTominay has already contributed two goals and an assist in his last three appearances for Napoli. Di Canio expressed his dismay at United’s decision to let McTominay go, suggesting that United could have commanded a much higher fee for the 27-year-old, especially given his versatility and ability to contribute in multiple positions. Speaking to Il Mattino, he jokingly went as far as to say the club’s directors should be arrested for such a decision. “I would go to those at Manchester United to arrest all the directors,” Di Canio said. “How can you give McTominay away?” 🎙️ Paolo Di Canio: “I would go to Manchester United to arrest all the directors: how do you give Scott McTominay away?” pic.twitter.com/PdCk8sv4lk — Football Tweet ⚽ (@Football__Tweet) October 11, 2024 The Red Devils have struggled in midfield this season, with Casemiro looking way past his best, and Manuel Ugarte struggling to adapt to the Premier League. McTominay’s departure has further weakened their options in that area. Di Canio’s comments are likely to fuel speculation that United may regret letting the midfielder go, especially if he continues to impress under Antonio Conte. Written by Sports EditorJames Lloyd James is a sports writer specialising in football news, betting, and statistics. He also writes about various other sports such as darts and tennis, and is an avid fan of both UFC and WWE. His work has been featured on multiple online sports platforms, including Sports Lens and Breaking The Lines. James holds a Master's degree in Sport & Exercise Physiology and currently works as a Video Scout for 360 Scouting. All posts by James Lloyd
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