Bournemouth Value Alex Scott at €80 Million Amid Real Madrid Interest

Bournemouth reportedly value Alex Scott at around €80 million, with Real Madrid considering the midfielder as a possible 2027 target.

Bournemouth have put a firm figure on what it would take to sign midfielder Alex Scott. According to a report by Bernabeu Digital, the Premier League side value the England international at around €80 million, a number that hands any interested club a clear sense of what a deal would cost.

Real Madrid are among those tracking the 23-year-old. The Spanish club have been surveying the midfield market as they plan for the longer term, and Scott is one of the names under consideration for a possible move in 2027. No offer has been made at this point, and Madrid are not preparing a bid at that valuation.

Scott remains under contract at Bournemouth until 2028. With two years still to run on his deal, that timeline strengthens the English club's hand in any negotiation, and Real Madrid would need to negotiate a major fee if they decide to follow their interest with an official bid.

There is precedent for testing that number. Chelsea made an approach worth roughly €70 million last summer, and Bournemouth turned it down. Liverpool are also watching the midfielder, a factor that would add rival bidders should the club eventually decide to sell.

For now, Bournemouth have no plans to sanction a departure during the winter window. The report suggests the player's situation may evolve once the current season finishes, and the club are even weighing a contract renewal for the midfielder.

Real Madrid's interest in Scott first surfaced during discussions with Bournemouth over Dean Huijsen. In those talks, the Spanish giants inquired about the midfielder and asked Bournemouth to alert them if he became available.

The appeal is as much sporting as financial. Scott's versatility across a range of midfield roles has drawn attention at the Bernabeu, and Madrid believe his technical quality can help bring the ball forward in possession — a characteristic the report says is missing from the squad at present.

Scott is viewed as a long-term option rather than an imminent target. Should Madrid decide a new playmaker is needed in 2027, he could be among the front-runners for the role, but nothing is being lined up at his current valuation.

For Madrid, the price tag sets an early benchmark, with the report framing €80 million as the figure a suitor would ultimately have to pay. An eventual pursuit would also face Premier League competition: Chelsea and Liverpool are already in the picture.