
AI-generated summary
Transfer speculation surrounds several young players across European clubs, with clubs monitoring performances and contract situations.
Bournemouth's Alex Scott at the centre of a transfer tussle, Arsenal show interest in Juventus winger Kenan Yildiz, while Real Betis rebuff speculation linking Troy Parrott with a move away.
Real Madrid are considering joining the race to sign Alex Scott after watching the Bournemouth and England midfielder, 23, closely in recent weeks. (Teamtalk), external
Chelsea are in pole position to sign Scott from Bournemouth, with Liverpool and Arsenal also interested. (Telegraph - subscription required), external
Arsenal are in the market to sign Turkish winger Kenan Yildiz, 21, from Juventus but face competition from Bayern Munich and Real Madrid. (Corriere dello Sport - in Italian), external
Real Betis will reject any interest in striker Troy Parrott, who has an £85m release clause in his contract, amid talk of a return to Tottenham for the 24-year-old Republic of Ireland international. (Estadio Deportivo - in Spanish), external
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Chelsea will sign Alex Scott from Bournemouth
Likely · Within weeks
Real Betis will retain Troy Parrott despite Tottenham interest
Very likely · Within weeks

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