McTominay Played at the World Cup Just Two Days After Having His Heart "Reset"
Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay revealed that he underwent a medical defibrillation procedure just 48 hours before their World Cup opener. Despite the scare, the midfielder still took to the pitch against Haiti.
Scottish midfielder Scott McTominay shared shocking details about his health during a major international tournament. Just two days before their opening match against Haiti, doctors had to use electric shocks to restore his normal heart rhythm.
The player himself called the situation "far from ideal," but the medical staff cleared him to play, and the midfielder refused to sit out such a crucial fixture for his national team.
In FC 27, McTominay is prized for his physical presence and stamina in the heart of midfield—looks like those high work rates and mental stats on his card are fully deserved.
Source: ESPN

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