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Liverpool transfer blow as Andoni Iraola favourite not for sale

Liverpool are expected to keep a keen eye on the upcoming transfer windows as they aim to bolster their squad under Andoni Iraola.

The Reds failed to sign a midfielder in the summer transfer window, which came as a bit of a shock for the Anfield faithful, especially after Curtis Jones’ departure.

Liverpool were linked with a move for Lamine Camara, who was close to joining Chelsea on deadline day before the transfer fell through.

And now, the BBC report that Bournemouth have no intention of selling Reds target Alex Scott in January.

Liverpool dealt Alex Scott transfer blow

The aforementioned report confirms that Liverpool are keen admirers of Scott, who is well known to Iraola due to his stint with Bournemouth.

An excerpt from the article reads: “Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool are among the Premier League clubs known to hold an interest in Scott.

[🟢] NEW: Liverpool are among the Premier League clubs known to hold an interest in Alex Scott.

Andoni Iraola is thought to have a positive relationship with Scott. They are known to be targeting a midfielder in future transfer windows and retain an interest in Lamine Camara.… pic.twitter.com/Fz5V3T3qES

— AS (@Anfield_Sector) September 30, 2026

Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola is also thought to have a positive relationship with his former player Scott. The Anfield club are known to be targeting a midfielder in future transfer windows and retain an interest in Camara.”

Come January, Scott will have just 18 months left on his current deal and has shown no signs of signing a new contract.

If Bournemouth don’t sell in January, they will be forced to offload him in the summer of 2027, that is assuming they don’t want to lose him for free a year later.

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