Scott McTominay fit for Scotland's World Cup opener against Haiti

Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay confirmed fit for Scotland's 2026 World Cup Group C opener against Haiti after missing training with a stomach bug.

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Scott McTominay confirmed fit for Scotland's 2026 World Cup opener vs Haiti on June 14, recovered from minor stomach issue. His tactical influence from Napoli translates into dimensions Scotland lacks, essential for their first World Cup appearance in 28 years.

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Scott McTominay, the 29-year-old Napoli midfielder, is fit and available for Scotland’s 2026 FIFA World Cup Group C opener against Haiti on June 14, 2026. The news comes after a brief scare when McTominay missed a training session on June 11 due to a minor stomach issue.

The absence was precautionary. Teammates and staff have expressed confidence that the midfielder will be ready when Scotland take the pitch in Boston.

A stomach bug, not a crisis

Teammate Kenny McLean described McTominay as “special” and voiced optimism about his swift recovery.

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