Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott is expected to make his senior England debut during the upcoming World Cup warm-up matches in the United States after being included in Thomas Tuchel’s squad for the June internationals.
The 22-year-old has impressed throughout the season with Bournemouth and earned his first senior call-up as England prepare for friendlies against the United States and Mexico before heading into the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Scott has previously represented England at youth level and was part of the Under-21 setup, but he now appears ready to take the next step on the international stage. His inclusion reflects Tuchel’s willingness to reward strong club performances and expand his options ahead of the tournament.
The midfielder enjoyed a productive campaign under Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola, helping the Cherries secure another strong Premier League finish. His energetic style, technical ability and versatility have made him one of England’s most highly regarded young midfielders.
Speaking ahead of the matches, Scott admitted that receiving the call-up was a proud moment and described the opportunity to represent the senior national team as a dream come true. He also praised the support he has received from Bournemouth teammates and staff during his development.
Tuchel is expected to use the upcoming fixtures to assess several players before finalising his plans for the World Cup. While established stars remain central to England’s ambitions, emerging talents such as Scott could play an important role during the tournament.
England’s games in the United States will provide valuable preparation as the squad looks to build momentum before the World Cup begins later this month. For Scott, they could also mark the start of a new chapter in his international career.