West Ham and Wolves among clubs keen on Liverpool winger | OneFootball

West Ham United and Wolves are among the clubs interested in signing Liverpool winger Ben Doak.

Doak spent last season on loan at Middlesbrough where he scored three times and provided seven assists in 21 Championship starts.

He ranked fourth in the second tier for assists per 90 minutes and second for carries into the penalty area.

Liverpool turned down bids in the region of £20m from Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town in the January transfer window, with Doak finishing the season with Middlesbrough.

He has returned to Liverpool this summer, scoring in Monday’s friendly with Athletic Club, and is again subject of interest from rival clubs.

Journalist David Lynch has revealed that West Ham and Wolves are among the clubs considering the 19-year-old.

Liverpool’s stance on his future is unclear but it is expected significant offers will be considered for the teenager. Doak is also keen to secure regular first-team football to ensure his place in the Scotland squad.

Liverpool are close to finalising the £15m sale of Tyler Morton to Lyon. That deal will see the Reds’ revenue from sales this summer swell to more than £128m. Interest also remains in Darwin Nunez, Federico Chiesa and Harvey Elliott.

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