According to tuttmercatoweb.com, Milan have set their sights on Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott as a target for the future of their midfield. TMW writes:
"The forbidden dream for the future of Milan's midfield has a first and last name: Alex Scott. Born Alex Jay Scott in August 2003 in Guernsey, the midfielder is currently one of Bournemouth's most prominent players. This is despite the postponement of the Rossoneri's scouting mission to follow the England national team after the player suffered a quadriceps injury (following his first start against Croatia in this Nations League, a 7-0 victory)," as relayed via Milan News.
For Alex Scott, as mentioned, a key target for Milan's future, one of the dangers, as often happens in these cases, is the competition, given the strong interest from Premier League heavyweights such as Arsenal and Chelsea. Scott currently represents Milan's dream signing to make a major investment in the post-Luka Modric midfield, with the Cherries having already started looking for a player capable of inheriting his role within the squad (in this regard, Dutch midfielder Kees Smit, born in 2006 and currently at AZ Alkmaar, is the leading name)."
