Bournemouth remains steadfast in its decision to keep Alex Scott for the upcoming season, despite ongoing interest from major clubs. According to renowned football journalist Fabrizio Romano, the club has no intention of allowing Scott to leave during this summer’s transfer window.

Romano stated on X, "Bournemouth insist on their stance since day one of the summer transfer window: no intention to open doors for Alex Scott exit. #AFCB consider Scott key part of the project for this season; likely to leave in 2027, not now."

The talented 23-year-old midfielder has been linked with Liverpool and Chelsea throughout the summer. Both clubs see Scott as a potential asset, with reports suggesting that he could command a fee as high as £90 million. The Independent noted Scott as an ideal target for his former manager Andoni Iraola, now at Liverpool, while the Sun mentioned Chelsea's interest as a possible replacement for Enzo Fernandez.

Historically, Bournemouth has sold key players, like Antoine Semenyo to Manchester City and Milos Kerkez to Liverpool, but they are determined to retain their current squad, especially with new manager Marco Rose at the helm. Despite a tough start to the Premier League season with a loss to Manchester City, the Cherries displayed promise in their performance.

As the transfer deadline approaches, Bournemouth fans hope to retain Scott, marking what could be a successful window at the Vitality Stadium.