Rio Ferdinand has expressed his discontent over Scott McTominay's impending transfer from Manchester United to Napoli for a fee of around £26 million, stating that the move 'doesn't sit well' with him. Having spent his entire career at Old Trafford since joining the youth system at age five, McTominay has been a reliable asset, albeit often used as a substitute. Ferdinand emphasized the importance of players like McTominay, who understand the club's DNA, in achieving success, likening him to key squad members from United's past. He argues that replacing McTominay would likely require a significant financial outlay for a player of uncertain quality. Meanwhile, Ferdinand also recalled his disbelief at past transfer decisions within the club, particularly the sale of Danny Welbeck, whom he believes had much to offer. Both Ferdinand's commentary and the ongoing transfer illustrate the challenges and strategic decisions faced by Manchester United as they navigate player acquisitions and departures.