Sports10/5/2026•The Guardian

Bournemouth unhappy over Scott injury but Tuchel says England took ‘zero risk’

Bournemouth unhappy over Scott injury but Tuchel says England took ‘zero risk’

Midfielder may be out for two months with thigh injury Scott played in pain but Tuchel says he got ‘green light’ Thomas Tuchel has insisted England took zero risk with Alex Scott after the midfielder’s withdrawal with a thigh injury left Bournemouth unhappy over his treatment. Scott excelled during Saturday’s 7-0 win over Croatia in the Nations League, but will play no further part in this international break and could be out for two months after exacerbating a muscle issue during his full debut for the national team. Continue reading...

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