Can McTominay’s fierce performance with Scotland transfer to MU?

Glasgow –

Scott McTominay look great together Scotland National Team. It was as if he was sending a message to Erik ten Hag who has the capacity to fill a role casemiro Of Manchester United.

McTominay was the star of Scotland’s victory when they won 3-0 over Cyprus in the match Euro 2024 Qualification Group A, Saturday (25/3). He was able to score two goals despite appearing as a substitute.

McTominay came on in the 67th minute to replace Stuart Armstrong. While the host’s opening goal was born through John McGinn.

In this match, the 26-year-old midfielder recorded good statistics. He made three shots and scored a pass percentage of 90 percent.

McTominay’s appearance in the Scottish national team is very different from what he showed at MU. He often received criticism when competing with the Red Devils.

McTominay is considered not good enough to carry out his duties as the anchor of MU. Having been the first choice at the start of the season, he slowly began to be sidelined.

McTominay’s roles at MU and Scotland. At MU, he kept more depth, while with the Tartar Army he was freed to help attack. This is what makes him look fierce with Scotland.

McTominay uploaded his actions in this match against Cyprus on his Instagram account. he wrote down caption ‘good start’.

MU pillar, Bruno Fernandes seemed surprised by the sharpness that McTominaya had with Scotland. He responds with the question ‘Now the attacker?’

McTominay’s captivating appearance also seems to be a message to MU manager, Erik ten Hag, that he can be counted on to fill Casemiro’s position. McTominay has the opportunity to return to regular appearances after MU’s mainstay defensive midfielder, Casemiro is still serving a suspended sentence.

Casemiro was sentenced to a four-game ban after receiving a red card against Southampton. MU will return to action without Casemiro after the international break against Newcastle United, (2/4).

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