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Premier League survival is incredibly lucrative, guaranteeing significant TV revenue and sponsorship deals. Bournemouth's condition links Scott's sale to securing this financial stability. They'd rather keep a star player to help them stay up, even if it means delaying a huge payday, as the long-term benefits outweigh the immediate transfer fee.
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