Scotland captain Andy Robertson says Scott McTominay has shown Manchester United they were wrong to sell him to Napoli.
Robertson also insists his international team-mate “didn’t get the respect he deserved” at Old Trafford before moving to Italy and winning the league.
McTominay has enjoyed a breakthrough season in Serie A, scoring against Cagliari as Antonio Conte’s side secured the Scudetto.
McFratm was also named the league’s most valuable player after scoring 12 goals and providing six assists. The 28-year-old left-back left United for just £25.7million last year.
Liverpool left-back Robertson feels McTominay cannot do more to show his former club what they are missing.
“I think he’s gone there with a purpose, to prove himself,”เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา the Scotland captain said. Ahead of Friday night’s friendly against Iceland at Hampden.
“He wanted to prove Man United wrong and the rest of the Premier League wrong and he’s gone there and done that brilliantly.
“A credit to him, a credit to his attitude and determination to be the best version of himself. “
He’s become a king there now. At Man United he maybe didn’t get the regular game time, he played there sometimes, he didn’t.
“He maybe didn’t get the respect he deserved. “
Then he went to Italy, had a brilliant first season and, fair enough, he finished by winning the league. “
Everyone knows how passionate their fans are so for them to love one of our players it is something special for Scotland as well.
“They loved Billy (Gilmour) as well so a credit to both of them to go there, be successful and win trophies.”