United KingdomAlex Scott Injured
Bournemouth midfielder withdraws from England duty with tendon injury, could miss several weeks. England face Czechia next.
Global Newsflix 1 min read
Alex Scott has withdrawn from England duty due to a tendon injury.
Bournemouth say Scott could miss several weeks, while the player fears a two-month layoff.
England manager Thomas Tuchel says England took no risk with Scott's injury.
Key facts
- Alex Scott injured on England duty
- Tendon injury could keep Scott out for several weeks
- Bournemouth unhappy with the injury
- England face Czechia next
Three perspectives
Neutral
The injury has sparked a reaction from Bournemouth, who are unhappy with the situation. Tuchel has defended England's handling of the player. The extent of Scott's injury will be monitored.
Positive
Tuchel says England took no risk with Scott, suggesting the player's injury was unavoidable. Scott's withdrawal allows other players to step up for England.
Negative
Bournemouth are unhappy with the injury, which could keep Scott out for an extended period. The club may feel England have not taken sufficient care with their player.
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