Napoli are set for a major boost regarding Scott McTominay's fitness following an injury scare during last night's match between Scotland and Poland.
The attacking midfielder limped off during the nation's 2-1 victory over the Poles in Warsaw on Monday evening.
The former Manchester United man looked to be in pain as he came on the pitch, with Ryan Gauld being sent on by Steve Clarke in his place.
However, according to Sky Italy, McTominay has declared himself fit for Napoli's game this weekend.
After being assessed by Scotland's medical team, the 27-year-old is believed to think he'll be fine to line up against Roma on Sunday evening.
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The update will come as music to Antonio Conte's ears.
The Scotland international has made an impressive start to life in Serie A since making his £25.7m move to Naples in the summer.
He's scored three goals in his first 10 matches for Napoli as they lead the title race in Italy's top league.
