McTominay’s bicycle shovel wins Serie A for Napoli a year after United Snub

The shameful bicycle kick from Scott McTominay helped Napoli to secure a second Serie A title in three seasons.

The first half acrobatics of the Scot raised the roof in Naples While the hosts saw Cagliari 2-0 to conquer the Italian crown.

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McTominay And Co knew that three points since 1990 would only achieve a second title.

After back-to-back trekkings there were nerves in Naples for the kick-off against mid-table Cagliari in the Diego Maradona Stadium.

Inter Milan faced Como And was the only team that Napoli could catch, if she dropped points.

Napoli dominated the first half and came close to Leonardo Spinazzola and Billy Gilmour.

And that was it Manchester United Outcast McTominay who would break the impasse – in a stunning way.

Ghosting in The Box, the Scot checked his run on the penalty place to connect the first time with the cross of Matteo Politano.

McTominay shot in a brilliant scissor-kick along Cagliari keeper Alen Sherri.

The goal of the 28-year-old led to wild parties on the terraces.

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Another former Red Devil Romelu Lukaku Just after the break, the management doubled to really start the party.

McTominay was seen in tears at the last whistle after he had been harassed by teammates.

It has been a stunning turnaround for the Scot, which was considered by United Chiefs only 12 months ago by United Chiefs.

McTominay Closed in Napoli for £ 25 million last summer – A deal that now looks like a bargain.

He has worked in a more attacking role, which blooms in the last third part.

The United Outcast has packed 12 goals in 34 Serie A matches, with 4 assists.

After Friday’s game, he was called the player of the Series A season.

AC Milan legend Joe Jordan recently told Sunsport that McTominay could do that Eventually turns out to be the best of Serie A EVER Brit.

Jordan said Sunsport: “I would say that Scott McTominay had much more impact in Italy than in my first season.

“He is much more popular than I ever was.

“I was able to get along well with the Milan fans, but it took me a little time to settle on the Italian game.

“Since his introduction, Napoli supporters have immediately taken to Scott.

“He did exceptionally well, in a team that consistently wins.

They love him in Naples and I know how the Napolitani are, they are incredible fans, absolutely fanatic about their club and their heroes.

“In Naples they only support one team and that is Napoli.”