Chelsea reportedly lead the chasing pack for Bournemouth star Alex Scott following their unsuccessful summer pursuit.The 23-year-old is a rising talent in Premier League football and made his England debut on Tuesday in the 2-0 win against Czech Republic.Scott made his first start for England on Saturday and is of interest to three Premier League giantsAFPScott then started and played the majority of their 7-0 thumping of Croatia that has put them second in Nations League Group A3.talkSPORT previously reported that Chelsea had a £64million transfer offer rejected by Bournemouth in the summer.However, their interest in Scott remains as The Telegraph report that the west Londoners are at the forefront of the queue.Bournemouth are said to insist that they will not allow a sale during the January transfer window.Should Scott stay at the Cherries until the end of the season, he will have just one year remaining on his deal.Arsenal and Liverpool are also credited with interest in the U19 and U21 Euros winner with England.Chelsea eye more midfield reinforcementsValentin Barco and Jordan Henderson were two midfield arrivals at Stamford Bridge during the summer.Lamine Camara looked set to be a third from AS Monaco on deadline day, but a move fell through.Chelsea agreed a £47m deal for the Senegal international, who was set to sign a six-year deal.Liverpool are understood to have impacted the move by instructing him to stay at Monaco ahead of a potential switch next summer.Chelsea were unable to sign Scott in the summer, but still have him as a midfield target as his deal approaches its last year-and-a-halfGettyMonaco had also missed out on the sale of Folarin Balogun to Everton on deadline day.Despite failing to sign Camara, Chelsea still allowed Enzo Fernandez to join Manchester City for £125m.The Argentina international left the club after three-and-a-half years to reunite with their former head coach Enzo Maresca at City.Chelsea have been without their key midfield man in Moises Caicedo for most of the season.Caicedo was brought on as a substitute in their 4-3 win over Brighton but lasted just 14 minutes before going off with injury.Romeo Lavia has played more frequent minutes following past injury issues, whilst Mahdi Nicoll-Jazuli became their youngest-ever player in the Premier League in the 3-0 defeat at Brentford.