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Just like yours. As long as you haven't found a way to look into the future, your claim is as nonsensical as any other. Also Italian league is always difficult to predict.
My claim that McTominay won't be player of the season in Italy certainly isn't nonsensical. It is probable, considering that McTominay has not been the best at anything during his entire career.
You might want to check in how many good footballers play in Italy. Quite a few and McTominay isn't one of them.
You don't have to be a dick about it, I think, it is safe to say that at Napoli you have a better shot at relevant comps than at Manchester United. So from a title point of view, it certainly isn't a downgrade. I am pretty sure life is more comfortable for McTominay these days, living in a nice city with good food, good weather, he sure is on a bigger salary than for us - good for him.
I'm not.
Napoli finished 10th last season. They are not in any relevant competition, so what are you talking about?
They had a good start into the new season, thats all. Didn't you say it yourself that Italy is always difficult to predict?
What relevance does McTominay's comfort level have? Nice city and good food are meaningless, if you're rich, most cities can be nice and you'll always find good food - but if you want to go there, try Florence for a nice city and good food. Not Naples. All things considered, it's terrible.
Unless you're comparing Naples to Manchester. Most of Southern Europe offers more comfort than the North of England. It's a low bar.