Scott McTominay made his full debut for Napoli in a 0-0 draw against European giants Juventus, and the Italian media have been quick to react to the Scotsman’s first outing in Naples blue.

Juventus have collected three consecutive 0-0 draws in Serie A for the first time in 32 years, while Scott McTominay has convinced Antonio Conte to switch to a four-man defence. Here are three

Former England boss Fabio Capello remarked that the 27-year-old provides exactly what Napoli’s midfield had been missing and that his side would not be the same without him. Meanwhile, Corriere dello Sport praised him as a 'dominant all-rounder with physique, technique, and personality,' while la Repubblica labeled him 'a luxury for Serie A.'

AFC Bournemouth convinced Dean Huijsen and Evanilson to leave Juventus and Porto for the South Coast. Brighton took Mats Wieffer and Matt O’Riley from Champions League sides Feyenoord and Celtic.

Napoli boss Antonio Conte has launched a defence of former Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay after the player was trolled by Serue A reporter Enrico Fedele.McTominay permanently left

Antonio Conte looks forward to his emotional return to Juventus as Napolis head coach, reflecting on his past and current successes.

Having started his managerial journey at Arezzo in 2006, the Italian returned to Juventus in 2011, replacing Luigi Delneri as their new head coach