England and Bournemouth star Alex Scott has withdrawn from the Three Lions squad with injury.The midfielder will miss Tuesday’s clash against the Czech Republic and be out for six to eight weeks.He made his first start for England against Croatia over the weekend and impressed in a thumping 7-0 victory over the World Cup finalists of 2018.After his full debut, Scott said he is determined to get more playing time in Thomas Tuchel’s squad and make his mark on the teamsheet.He said: “It gave me more hunger but I’ve said there’s so many top players for this country, it’s a tough squad to get into.”There was no bad feelings about not going to the World Cup, I went to the prep camp, I wanted to do that and learn as much as I can and it helped me coming into this camp and starting to play games.”Off the pitch, the stuff that I learned there, being around the group, it’s made me feel way more comfortable. It can be challenging but for me it’s not been at all.”The lads and the group we’ve got here have made it so comfortable for me.”Alex Scott had withdrawn from the England squad with an injury | GETTYScott continued: “Leading up to the game I’ve been on a few camps now, they make it easy for you and make you feel as comfortable and confident as possible.”I just want to go and play my normal football. I spoke to a few of the lads before the game and they said exactly that: ‘Go on and do what you do for your club, be confident, be brave’.”Tuchel was full of praise for the young midfielder, describing him as the “complete package”.The German said: “First start and what a start, what a performance. He is so smooth on the ball; his decision-making is at the highest level.Thomas Tuchel was full of praise for the young midfielder | REUTERS”He plays with so much confidence. He is so active, so confident. The work rate off the ball.”He is just the complete package. He gave us a lot of mobility and a lot of variety and work rate in the centre of the pitch.”The German believes Scott is the most in-form midfielder in the Premier League, saying it was tough not to include him in the World Cup squad.Scott impressed in his first start for the Three Lions against Croatia | REUTERSThe Bournemouth midfielder explained Tuchel did not give him any special guidance, but to just keep working.He said: “I wouldn’t say he said anything, probably just get your head down and keeping playing as well as possible.”I’ve started the season pretty well with Bournemouth – that was important to me and coming into this team and pushing the lads who have been playing well and have been mainstays in midfield, that was what I wanted to do.”