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Manchester United is poised to extend midfielder Scott McTominay’s contract following his consistent and impressive performances, with new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS expressing admiration for the player’s contributions.
McTominay, a key figure for United, has garnered praise for his displays on the field, prompting the club to initiate negotiations for a new deal despite his current contract running until 2025. With seven league goals in 25 games this season, McTominay’s importance to the team has become increasingly evident.
United, eager to secure McTominay’s future at the club, are prepared to offer him a significant pay rise, potentially doubling his current £60,000-per-week salary. While there has been interest from other clubs like West Ham and Newcastle, United remains determined to retain the services of the Scotland international.
As a lifelong United fan, McTominay has amassed 243 appearances for the club, scoring 28 goals and providing eight assists. His impact extends beyond club level, with 41 caps for Scotland.