Real Madrid eyes Alex Scott, valued at €110 million
Alex Scott, the 23-year-old midfielder of Bournemouth, has become the target of Real Madrid, which is monitoring the player with a valuation of €110 million. The English club has made clear that it will not negotiate for less than €100 million, despite the excellent records it maintains at the start of the Premier League.
Real Madrid's Interest
In Valdebebas they see him as a possible heir to Kroos and, according to the White House, the Reds place his asking price above €100 million. There are no official offers, but the Spanish club's attention is constant and he remains among the most coveted names on the market. Moreover, Periodista Deportivo highlights that the player fits as a pivot, a number 10, or an attacking midfielder, thanks to his technical quality and vision of play.
Bournemouth's Stance
Bournemouth will not let go of the midfielder for less than €100 million and keeps its stance firm against Premier interests. Last summer Chelsea offered €60 million, an offer that was promptly rejected, and the two Manchester giants received the same response: nothing below €100 million. The club's board insists that the price reflects the value the player has demonstrated in the league.
Scott leads several statistics in the Premier League: 11 high recoveries, 17 fouls suffered, 30 aerial duels won and 4 dribbles with a foul suffered. In addition, he is second in off‑the‑ball support runs with 44 and third in possession recovered with 36, figures that underline his influence in midfield.
In the current season he has played six matches across the Premier League and the Europa League, scored one goal and provided one assist, establishing himself as an essential piece for Marco Rose. His early performance has reinforced Bournemouth's reputation as a club that develops high‑level talent.
Scott's path has been unconventional: born on the Isle of Guernsey, he went through the academies of Southampton and Bournemouth before shining at Bristol City, where he played 83 Championship matches and was named the Young Player of the Season 2022‑23. He returned to Dean Court in 2023 for €26.5 million, and since then has risen to become one of the most promising figures in the Premier League.
On the international stage, he has been European Under‑19 and Under‑21 champion with England and received his first senior call‑up in November 2025. His trajectory in the youth categories reinforces the player profile that aims to consolidate among the big names of the upcoming market.