McTominay had heart 'shocked' two days before Scotland's World Cup opener

Scott McTominay has revealed he needed to have his heart “shocked” two days before Scotland's World Cup opener against Haiti.

The Napoli midfielder underwent a cardiac ablation procedure in Manchester in September to treat a mild, benign heart arrhythmia that first came to light after the Scots arrived in the United States in early June and then continued to affect him in August while back in Italy playing for his club.