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Ex-Man United Star To Undergo Surgery For Irregular Heartbeat
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Ex-Man United Star To Undergo Surgery For Irregular Heartbeat

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Former Manchester United star Scott McTominay, who currently plays for Serie A club Napoli, will undergo a surgical procedure to treat an irregular heartbeat. Napoli, who disclosed this on Tuesday, added that McTominay will be out until after the season’s first international break, meaning he won’t play again until October. “Following the development of a [...]

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