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Chelsea<\/a> are preparing to go back to Bournemouth for Alex Scott<\/a> as Enzo Fernandez<\/a> moves closer to a move to Manchester City.<\/p>\n Bournemouth<\/a> have so far shut down any interest, but there’s a belief a bid in excess of \u00a380m, and probably closer to \u00a390m, might bring reconsideration.<\/p>\n The south-coast club have been firm in their stance that the midfielder is not for sale. The 23-year-old enjoyed a breakthrough campaign in the Premier League<\/a> last season, and trained with England at their camp in Florida ahead of the World Cup.<\/a><\/p>\n Liverpool FC<\/a> have also held interest in Scott, though are not believed to have budget to add in midfield during this transfer window with other areas prioritised.<\/p>\n An informal deadline for Fernandez to move had been set by Chelsea nearly a fortnight ago, one which passed without a formal offer from Manchester City, but the Argentina midfielder could still move before the window closes on Tuesday.<\/a><\/p>\n