According to reports, Bournemouth are frustrated that Alex Scott was allowed to play for England in their 7-0 victory over Croatia, despite carrying a pre-match anterior thigh muscle injury. The midfielder is expected to miss approximately two months of action following the injury. According to Evening Standard
Scott was substituted by James Garner in the 70th minute, though there was no indication at the time that the change was injury-related.
Scott played through a pre-existing anterior thigh muscle injury before the match, but he battled through and delivered an excellent performance in his first senior start for England.
However, after reporting back to Bournemouth on Monday morning for injury assessment, he is expected to miss two months, meaning he will miss England's two Nations League fixtures against Croatia and Spain next month.
Scott remains a player of interest to Chelsea, but this injury will disrupt his season and cause him to miss Bournemouth's trip to Stamford Bridge this Saturday.
Scott joins Bournemouth striker Klupp on the treatment table, the latter having undergone foot surgery in July.
Despite making 95 appearances for Bournemouth since joining from Bristol City in 2023, Scott has had a standout year and attracted significant attention from Chelsea over the summer, with the club seeing multiple bids rejected for the midfielder.
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