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It's really strange why Manchester United sold him? Hasn't McTominay always been able to help Manchester United when they were in trouble?
I also don't know why Erik ten Hag didn't ask him to stay and I think here it's clear that the club's decision is very big to change the direction of his career. McTominay is a Manchester United academy player and he was even there during the Sir Alex Ferguson era.
On the other hand, I am very sure that his move to Napoli will further improve his quality and everyone knows that if a player has left Manchester United he will shine even brighter in his new team and at that time we also knew that Manchester United was a problematic team for anyone who was there.
I don't think it's strange truthfully right now. He impacted into the Manchester United squad over the last few years since the time of Jose Mourinho but believe me when I say that it's the perfect time for him to leave. With the way Manchester United wants to play, they need to bring in quality midfielder's. Erik Ten Hag voiced his opinions on how he wanted him to stay but the lad has already come to agreement with Napoli already. He had great moments, played as attacking midfieder, double pivot with Fred in midfied and lots more. I know how important he was over the way but all good things comes to an end finally. It breaks my heart to see that such a great academy player couldn't win the Premier League Competition.
His kind of game suits that of Antonio Conte, he will bring in so much energy into that midfied. He has matured over the years for Manchester United, though we're yet to see his best. Goodluck to Scott MC Tominay, I will miss his late goalscoring and match winners for Manchester United.