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Scott McTominay Reveals Cardiac Treatment Before World Cup Match

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Footballer Scott McTominay shared that he received treatment for a heart arrhythmia during the World Cup.

Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay disclosed that he underwent a cardiac procedure to treat a mild heart arrhythmia. The treatment took place near the start of the national team's campaign in June, with a follow-up procedure happening in September.

  • The procedureThe midfielder underwent a cardiac ablation in Manchester to correct an irregular heartbeat.
  • The timingThe initial medical intervention occurred two days prior to an opening tournament fixture against Haiti.

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Professional athletes occasionally require medical procedures to manage heart rhythm irregularities during demanding competitive schedules. Understanding these health interventions highlights the physical toll and medical support required at elite levels of football.

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Scott McTominay received medical treatment for a heart condition around the time of the tournament in June, and later underwent a cardiac ablation procedure in Manchester in September.

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