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Liverpool are one of the handful of Premier League clubs who could reportedly make a move the signature of Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, with the England international attracting interest after rejecting a new contract offer at the Vitality Stadium. Scott worked under Iraola during the Spaniard’s final season at Bournemouth, where the Cherries enjoyed a historic campaign by finishing sixth in the Premier League and securing Europa League qualification.
A move to Anfield would therefore not only represent a significant step forward in Scott’s career but would also see him arrive with an understanding of the tactical demands expected under Liverpool’s new manager. Scott's rise on the south coastArsenal v Bournemouth - Premier League | Justin Setterfield/GettyImagesStatistic23/24 24/2525/26Appearances272339Minutes13919313061Goals204Assists401The 22-year-old has become increasingly influential in Iraola's system, most recently enjoying his best season to date and being heavily relied upon as an essential cog in the relentless pressing wheel that was Iraola's Bournemouth.
Aside from his creative involvement in patterns of productive attacking play, Scott's box-to-box midfield profile has made him one of the Premier League's most all-rounded young talents. He also ranked highly among midfielders for headed clearances and possession won in the final third, statistics that boast a physical presence which reaps maximum rewards in a tactical system where midfielders are asked to play box-to-box.Why Alex Scott fits Liverpool's midfield plansLiverpool Training Session | Andrew Powell/GettyImagesLiverpool’s midfield situation could force the club into the market this summer, particularly with Curtis Jones attracting interest from Inter Milan and entering the final year of his contract.
