Manchester United targets Alex Scott after missing Mateus Fernandes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 8:40 PM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
Manchester United's pursuit of new midfielders intensifies as they shift focus to Alex Scott of Bournemouth following their failure to secure Mateus Fernandes. United head coach Michael Carrick reportedly seeks at least three signings to bolster the squad. With Bournemouth valuing Scott at approximately £80 million and insisting he is not for sale, the club faces competition from Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City, and Tottenham. Recent market movements, including Elliot Anderson's transfer to Manchester City, have influenced Scott's price. The Red Devils plan to explore this option as they attempt to enhance their team's performance.
- •Manchester United missed out on Mateus Fernandes.
- •United identifies Alex Scott as their top target.
- •Bournemouth is reluctant to sell Scott despite interest.
- •Arsenal is also competing for Scott's signature.
- •Scott's value has increased following recent transfer activity.
- 8:40 PMYahoo Sports — Alex Scott is now United’s primary target following Fernandes blow
"Manchester United will need to recover quickly from the disappointment of missing out on Mateus Fernandes if they are to back Michael Carrick fully.The head coach has made it clear that he wants as ma...
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