Liverpool reject £20m Doak 'offers' as EPL club interested
Leeds have now 'expressed interest', with Daniel Farke looking to add a winger to his squad as the Elland Road club return to the English Premier League.
Doak spent last season on loan at Middlesbrough, where he caught the eye, scoring three goals and assisting seven in 24 games.
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He also established himself in the Scotland national team towards the end of 2024, before injury prevented him from playing a part in his country's UEFA Nations League playoff with Greece and following friendlies against Iceland and Liechtenstein.
Back fit ahead of the new campaign, though, Doak impressed for Liverpool in a recent pre-season friendly against Athletic Club, playing just under an hour from the start.
With a year left on his contract with the English champions, it remains to be seen where Doak's future lies this summer.
The 19-year-old initially joined Liverpool from Celtic in 2022, after he became the third-youngest player in the Parkhead club's history, behind Karamoko Dembele and Jack Aitchison.
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