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'It's incredible' - Scott McTominay reveals favourite snack that he would 'never eat at home' as ex-Red Devil gives crash course on Italian cuisine after swapping Manchester for Napoli

Serie A

Bologna

SSC Napoli

<p>McTominay moved from Manchester United to Napoli in the summer of 2024 after being told he was no longer in the plans by Erik ten Hag. Gli Azzuri signed the Scottish midfielder for a reported fee of €25 million (£21m) as they looked to challenge for the Serie A title.</p>

WHAT HAPPENED?

<p>McTominay has had a very good time at Napoli this season and has been enjoying life in Naples, and he has now revealed his favourite snack is tomatoes, something he never had while at home. </p>

THE BIGGER PICTURE

<p>Speaking to <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6234877/2025/04/03/scott-mctominay-man-united-napoli-italy-tomatoes/?source=twitteruk" target="_blank">The Athletic</a>, McTominay said: “I never ate them at home. They’re just red water. Here, they actually taste like tomatoes. Now I eat them as a snack. I eat all the vegetables, all of the fruits. It is all so fresh. It’s incredible."</p>

WHAT MCTOMINAY SAID

<p>The Scottish midfielder is trying to help Napoli battle with Inter Milan in the Serie A title race as Gli Azzuri sit three points behind the Nerazzurri. They will be in action next against Bologna on Monday, April 7.</p>

WHAT NEXT FOR MCTOMINAY?

'It's incredible' - Scott McTominay reveals favourite snack that he would 'never eat at home' as ex-Red Devil gives crash course on Italian cuisine after swapping Manchester for Napoli | Goal.com

Scott McTominay has revealed that tomatoes have become his favourite snack after shifting to Italy, joining Napoli from Manchester United last year.

&apos;It&apos;s incredible&apos; - Scott McTominay reveals favourite snack that he would &apos;never eat at home&apos; as ex-Red Devil gives crash course on Italian cuisine after swapping Manchester for Napoli

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