According to Sky Sports, Alex Scott’s future at Bournemouth has been thrown into further doubt after the midfielder rejected the club’s latest contract offer amid growing interest from several Premier League heavyweights.
The 22-year-old remains under contract until 2028, but Bournemouth are keen to secure his long-term future following an impressive campaign in which he played an important role in helping the club qualify for the Europa League for the first time in their history.
Their latest proposal, however, has been turned down as uncertainty over his next move continues to grow. Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea are all understood to retain a strong interest in Scott and are closely monitoring developments.
Bournemouth have previously resisted enquiries for the England youth international and reportedly value him at around £80 million, reflecting both his importance to the team and his considerable potential.
Despite the setback in negotiations, Bournemouth have not given up hope of convincing Scott to sign fresh terms and could be willing to include a release clause in a revised agreement.
However, with three of England’s biggest clubs circling, his decision to reject the latest offer is likely to intensify speculation over a potential summer departure.
