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Transfers

Euro giants spark fresh race as Real eye Alex Scott

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Euro giants spark fresh race as Real eye Alex Scott

Real Madrid are now weighing a possible move for Bournemouth’s 23‑year‑old midfielder Alex Scott, joining the list of clubs that include Liverpool and Chelsea, 7‑0 win over Croatia in Rijeka, a match watched by scouts despite being played behind closed doors.

Chelsea and Liverpool’s domestic pursuit

Scott has long been a target for Chelsea, a fact previously revealed by TEAMtalk, and the Blues continue to monitor his development closely. Liverpool also hold significant interest, keeping tabs on the player as he cements his reputation as one of the Premier League’s most coveted midfielders.

Real Madrid's scouting mission

Sources tell TEAMtalk that Real Madrid attended the Rijeka fixture and have since watched Scott on at least three occasions, including Bournemouth’s Europa League victory over Real Sociedad in Spain last month. The Spanish giants are now contemplating whether to step up their interest, adding a new dimension to the already intense race.

Madrid’s focus on the Premier League has grown over the past 18 months, with the club previously admiring Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton and already benefiting from Jude Bellingham’s success at the Bernabeu. Scott’s versatility, technical quality and experience at the highest level have placed him firmly on their radar.

Price tag deters some suitors

AC Milan have also been observing Scott, but their interest is hampered by an asking price that sits well above £75 million, a valuation beyond the Italian club’s current financial reach. This high price limits the pool of clubs outside England that could realistically contemplate a deal.

Bournemouth aim to retain midfielder

Bournemouth are working to secure Scott on a new contract and have made it clear he will not be allowed to leave during the January transfer window. The Cherries’ determination to keep their valuable asset is unlikely to stop interest from building, however.

The growing attention from Madrid and other European powerhouses sets the stage for a significant battle over Scott’s future next summer and beyond, with his emergence onto the Spanish giants’ radar marking a rapid acceleration in what is becoming a high‑profile transfer story.

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