He's had these kind of stats before, in 20/21 he averaged about 55 passes per match with a completion rate of 87%, in 21/22 it dropped to 47 before a career low of 32 last season. Point is, he's doing nothing we haven't seen before, back when we were moaning about McFred every week, and the recent improvement from the diabolical performance last season, while welcomed, isn't necessary indicative of a changed player, but more of a player who rediscover his best form through a combination of consistent minutes and confidence boosting goals. And the best Scott McTominay has to offer still falls short of the standard required for a Manchester United midfielder.