‘Noise growing’ over Alex Scott leaving Bournemouth for Liverpool in Andoni Iraola reunion

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Liverpool fans could yet see a Bournemouth reunion at Anfield next season after Andoni Iraola was confirmed as the club’s new head coach.Iraola takes charge after three excellent years with the Cherries, in which he established the club as a terrific finishing school for young players on their way to the top.Liverpool have benefited from Bournemouth’s feeder club status, signing Milos Kerkez last summer. What did you like about Andoni Iraola’s first interview as Liverpool head coach?

Photo by Robin Jones – AFC Bournemouth/AFC Bournemouth via Getty ImagesREAD MORE: Liverpool aiming to build Andoni Iraola’s coaching team with three Bournemouth staff and a former Reds player“It was a problem for Liverpool last season, that midfield. Gravenberch and Mac Allister certainly weren’t on the same level and Alex Scott is a player Iraola knows well.

“It’s a similar situation that Bournemouth find themselves in to last summer, because they’ve done so well under Iraola, a lot of clubs are sniffing around their players. I expect the interest in Alex Scott only to grow.”Liverpool have been heavily linked with a possible move for Adam Wharton, but with Scott a little more robust and potentially a smidgen cheaper, this is one to keep in mind.Scott talked up Iraola’s move to Liverpool while making up the numbers in England training ahead of the World Cup, and it is clear that he would welcome the chance to link up with the Reds’ new head coach once again.