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Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott turns down new contract

BBC Sport1 min read200 words
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Alex Scott has declined a new contract offer from AFC Bournemouth, sparking speculation that the England international may soon be on the move. The midfielder, who has been a regular in the club’s midfield since joining in 2022, chose to remain a free agent rather than commit to a longer deal amid growing interest from several Premier League sides.

Scott’s decision comes after a season in which he made 28 appearances and contributed five goals and seven assists, helping Bournemouth secure a mid‑table finish. The club’s offer reportedly included a wage increase and a multi‑year extension, but Scott reportedly felt the terms did not reflect his market value or his ambitions to play at a higher level. Reports indicate that clubs such as Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur have been monitoring his progress, with several agents already in discussions.

With the transfer window approaching, Scott’s free‑agent status could make him an attractive target for Premier League teams looking to bolster their midfield options without incurring a transfer fee. The player’s next move will likely be announced in the coming weeks, as clubs weigh the potential of a proven England international who is eager to compete at the highest level.

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