The Italian press have already given Scott McTominay a new nickname after his incredible start to life as a Napoli player.

The former Manchester United playmaker has taken to Serie A like a duck to water and scored his first goal after his 25 seconds against Como. His early performances have been dazzling with McTominay finally getting the chance to show his attacking midfield credentials, which Steve Clarke unlocked for Scotland, at club level regularly.

Scott McTominay scores his first Serie A goal after 25 seconds as Napoli beat Como to extend their lead at the top.

If any of Antonio Conte's previous spells in management are to go by, then Scott McTominay and his Napoli teammates will be made to follow a series of strict rules. It was reported last month that McTominay is currently 'under observation’ regarding his eating habits.

After United agreed to sell Scott McTominay to Napoli for £25 million in August, Ten Hag bemoaned the Financial Fair Play pressures that necessitated the departure of a popular, increasingly-influential homegrown talent.

Napoli's Scott McTominay scored after 25 seconds and Romelu Lukaku and David Neres were also on target as they beat visitors Como 3-1 in Serie A on Friday to extend their lead at the top of Serie A.

Scott McTominay continues to impress in Italy, seamlessly transitioning to Napoli following his £25 million move from Manchester United.The midfielder took just 25 seconds to score in Napoli’s

Ex-Scotland international Paul Lambert thinks Scott McTominay's move to Serie A side Napoli will be the making of him.

Former Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay was on the scoresheet for Napoli on Friday night. It was his first goal in the Serie A. The Scotland international was sold by United to Napoli during the summer and he has hit the ground running at his new club.

Scott McTominay left everyone impressed by scoring just 26 seconds into Napoli‘s home game against Como, capitalising on a play that started directly from kick off.The Instagram profile of Lega