Alex Scott has turned down a new contract with Bournemouth despite the club’s repeated offers, as top Premier League clubs Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United show keen interest. The midfielder, now in the final two years of his deal, is seen as a key asset for the Cherries, who have publiclyтыў refused to sell him.

Scott’s performances—including a match‑winning goal against Arsenal and strong defensive metrics—have made him a hot prospect. He recently travelled to the United States with the England squad ahead of the World Cup, further boosting his profile. The big clubs are hoping to secure a player who can offer both defensive solidity and flair, earning him the nickname “The Guernsey Grealish.”

Bournemouth remain confident that the club’s strategy to retain top talent will keep Scott on board, especially under new manager Marco Rose. Rose has expressed faith that the midfielder sees a clear future at the club and that the right moment for a move will come when both sides agree.

The season’s transfer window is set to see intense bidding as clubs weigh the cost of acquiring a player of Scott’s calibre.