Alex Scott (foto: Getty Images)
Alex Scott's impressive season at Bournemouth has attracted interest from Arsenal and Manchester United, but the Cherries are determined to keep their midfield star.
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Arsenal and Manchester United are reportedly keeping close tabs on Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott after his breakthrough campaign in the Premier League.
The 22-year-old established himself as one of Bournemouth's most important players last season, making 39 appearances and helping the club secure a historic qualification for the Europa League.
His performances have not gone unnoticed, with two of England's biggest clubs now monitoring his situation.
Rising reputation continues
Although Scott narrowly missed out on a place in England's World Cup squad, he did make his senior international debut during a warm-up match before the tournament.
That appearance further highlighted his growing reputation as one of the country's most promising midfielders.
Reports in England suggest Bournemouth value Scott at around £60 million, reflecting both his importance to the club and his long-term potential.
Bournemouth want him to stay
Despite the growing interest, Bournemouth have no desire to sell.
Scott still has two years remaining on his current contract, and the club is reportedly eager to secure his future with an improved long-term deal.
The Cherries view him as a key figure in their ambitious project after qualifying for European football for the first time.
Busy summer for both giants
Manchester United are already planning significant midfield changes. The club has reportedly agreed a deal worth £35 million for Ederson from Atalanta, while they continue to monitor other midfield targets.
One of those names is believed to be Mateus Fernandes, who could command a fee approaching £80 million.
Arsenal is also exploring several high-profile options as they look to strengthen their squad. The Gunners have been linked with Morgan Rogers, although any move for the Aston Villa star could require a fee close to £100 million.
Scott's situation will be one to watch throughout the transfer window, especially if Arsenal and Manchester United decide to turn their interest into formal offers.