There was a Premier League flavor to Napoli's scudetto-clinching 2-0 win over Cagliari on Friday, as Scott McTominay and Romelu Lukaku scored to give the Neapolitans a second Serie A title in three seasons.

Scott McTominay played a crucial role in Napolis Serie A-winning season, scoring 12 goals from midfield; Antonio Conte has got the best out of the Scot, with his numbers better than any season at Old Trafford;

SCOTT MCTOMINAY’s outrageous bicycle kick started a wild title party in Naples. The Scot’s first-half acrobatics raised the roof at the Estadio Diego Armando Maradona as the hosts saw

Napoli talisman and Serie A champion Scott McTominay was named Italian Serie A's player of the season on Friday.

Napoli has won its second Serie A title in three years. Its 2-0 home win over Cagliari has been decisive on Friday in the final round.

McTominay, having first joined United back in 2002, left to join Napoli in the summer transfer window, joining the Serie A team as part of a deal worth £25million. It came at the same time the Red Devils agreed a £50.5m move for midfielder Manuel Ugarte. Fast forward 12 months and it's clear who has had the better campaign.

Since his arrival in Serie A last summer, Scott McTominay has been adored in Naples. But the part he played in clinching the title has elevated him to legend. His bicycle-kick goal just before half-time was a moment of audacity and brilliance, but it was only the beginning. All night he bossed the midfield, barely putting a foot wrong.

Scott McTominay has moved from the sidelines at Manchester United to centre stage for Napoli after winning his first league title in a superb debut season in Serie A. The Scotland midfielder has a good claim for player of the season in Italy after becoming ...