Chelsea may reportedly be able to get a deal done for Alex Scott at more like £90m than the £100m that Bournemouth have been hoping for. Although Scott has also been linked with Liverpool in recent times, it seems the…

Chelsea could potentially sign Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott for £90m rather than the £100m valuation originally sought by the Cherries. According to the Daily Mail, a lack of strong competition from Liverpool means Bournemouth may not trigger a bidding war, potentially allowing Chelsea to finalize a permanent deal for the England international at a lower fee.
Chelsea are actively searching for midfield reinforcements following the late-summer sale of Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City for £125m. While the Blues have also monitored Adam Wharton, CaughtOffside notes that current indicators point toward Scott as their primary target, leaving remaining funds for other squad areas.
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