Conte questions Man United's decision to sell players to Napoli
Napoli boss Antonio Conte expressed puzzlement over Manchester United's decision to sell players Scott McTominay and Rasmus Hojlund to the Italian side. Conte, ahead of a Champions League game against Manchester City, noted that McTominay had become a key player at Napoli after struggling to find his place at United.
He praised Hojlund's potential to develop into a top striker despite facing challenges at Old Trafford. Conte's remarks highlighted the impact of these player transfers on both clubs, with McTominay excelling in Italy and Hojlund gaining valuable experience.
The move raised questions about United's player management strategies and the potential for talent development in different football environments.
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