Rooney and Christie Praise McTominay After Man Utd Departure
Short overview
Wayne Rooney and Scotland's Ryan Christie discuss Scott McTominay's qualities as a teammate, expressing surprise at Manchester United's decision to let him leave.
Former Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney and Scotland international Ryan Christie have shared their thoughts on Scott McTominay, expressing disbelief that the midfielder was allowed to leave Old Trafford.
Rooney's Surprise at McTominay's Exit
Rooney, who played alongside McTominay at Manchester United, said he could not believe the club let the academy graduate go. McTominay joined Napoli in a transfer that raised eyebrows among former players and fans.
Christie's View on McTominay as a Teammate
Ryan Christie, who has played with McTominay for the Scotland national team, described him as a dedicated and hardworking player. Christie highlighted McTominay's professionalism and positive influence in the dressing room.
Both Rooney and Christie emphasized McTominay's versatility and commitment, suggesting that Manchester United may have underestimated his value to the squad.
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