McTominay and Gilmour enjoy lunch on Napoli day off: ‘Maestro'
Scotland stars Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour enjoyed lunch together on their day off at Napoli: 'A beautiful lunch with Maestro,' wrote the ex-Man United midfielder.
McTominay and Gilmour seem to have settled in well at Napoli and are enjoying the city and its surroundings.
The pair had lunch together on Monday, in one of the rare days off given by Antonio Conte.
McTominay shared an Instagram picture with his compatriot, writing: 'A beautiful lunch with Maestro.'
The ex-Brighton midfielder replied with an Italian word: 'Fratello' which means brother.
Both Scotsmen joined Napoli on permanent transfers last summer.
McTominay is Napoli's second-best scorer this season after Romelu Lukaku.
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