Thomas Tuchel Explains Alex Scott's England Squad Call-Up
Alex Scott was the surprise addition to Thomas Tuchel's squad for this month's World Cup qualifiers against Albania and Serbia, marking an impressive rise in his career.
Tuchel revealed that a strong recommendation from England Under-21 manager Lee Carsley played a key role in Scott's first senior England call-up. Scott had been playing for non-league side Guernsey FC as recently as 2019, having grown up on the Channel Islands.
Scott joined Bristol City in 2019 and later secured a £25 million transfer to Bournemouth in 2023 after standout performances in the Championship.
"Lee Carsley praised the midfielder's displays in their European Championship triumph this summer."
Tuchel also highlighted how Scott impressed in midfield alongside Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson, whom he described as a "regular starter" for the England team.
Career Progression Highlights
- Started at non-league Guernsey FC until 2019
- Moved to Bristol City in 2019
- Transferred to Bournemouth for £25 million in 2023
- Earned first senior England call-up in 2025
Key Endorsement
Lee Carsley, who briefly managed the senior England team last year, strongly recommended Scott following his performances in the U21 European Championship victory.
"Scott impressed in the heart of midfield alongside Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson."
This call-up reflects Scott's rapid development and growing reputation within English football.
Author's summary: Alex Scott's first England call-up highlights his swift rise from non-league football to the international stage, backed by strong recommendations and impressive performances.
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