Bournemouth occupies the signing of the Liverpool wing player Ben Doak, Talksport understands.
The cherries are shortly before the consent of a transfer worth around 25 million pounds with the Premier League champion for the Scotland International, which impressed in the previous season.
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The Portuguese giants FC Porto also followed the 19-year-old an approach.
Ironically, Bournemouth met on Friday at her Premier League kick -off Liverpool in Anfield -Live on Talksport -where the negotiations for the player could be tied up.
Celtic and West Ham had been associated with a change for the player in the past few weeks, and the tires reported on their former youngster Doak that he was a guaranteed starter if he returned to Celtic Park.
Doak hopes to make a sensation for a sensation after a frustrating campaign last time.
The promising starlet joined Middlesbrohh with a seasonal leader and impressed in the first half of the campaign.
But his stay on the Riverside was canceled due to a thigh injury, with Duak returning to Merseyside after an operation in March.
Liverpool hesitates to lose their wingers and have already rejected bids with another lending business.
But Bournemouth’s 25 million pound offer seems to have fulfilled Liverpool’s conditions for a sale, with both clubs completing the final details of a transfer.
The move was accelerated by Dango Ouattara’s upcoming change from Bournemouth to Brentford, whereby Doak was considered the perfect replacement for the Burkina Faso International.
This deal will probably trigger a domino effect that could work in favor of Liverpool. Yoanne Wissa leaves Brentford to Newcastle, which the Alexander Isak -saga could end if he moves a move to Angend.
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Doak’s contract in Anfield runs until 2027, which means that Liverpool complies with a strong position in negotiations with interested parties.
Although he has no breakout season at Club level, Doak has shown his promise for Scotland that he has earned six international international upper limits for his country.
He was mentioned in front of the preliminary squad of Scotland before Euro 2024 in order to withdraw from injuries late.
After all, Doak was able to make his international debut last September in a 3-2 defeat against Poland.
What is the opinion of Doak’s talent?
The former Scottish striker Ally McCoist became lyrically about Doak after his first appearances on an international level and claimed that he could be the key player in his country in the coming years.
“One thing that I particularly groaned and groaned is that we have nothing in wide areas,” McCoist told Talksport last November.
“Nothing in large areas that beat a man, commit defenders and walk past them, force other defenders and full -backs to come out and come behind them. And we didn’t have that. Boy, we have it.
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“He has pace, he’s directly. Do you know how you look at a child and he plays without fear?
“He’s fearless. I mean he gave [Josko] Gvardiol is a hot time, a hot time in the game, and then it is really suitable for John McGinn’s destination in Poland.
“As I said, he has something different in the wide environment. He can drop his shoulder, he is intelligent, good pace, direct, but he has a nice step over and a movement of the body. Nice, beautiful things.”
The loan magic of last season in Middlesbrough came up 24 times for the championship outfit, scored three goals and delivered seven templates.
However, a thigh injury suffered in January brought a premature end of his season in which he was forced to return to Anfield in order to undergo surgery and a rehabilitation period.
Doak impressed in four appearances in the Liverpool pre-season campaign with a goal and an assist in four appearances, although he was an unused substitute for the defeat of the Community Shield Shield against Crystal Palace in Wembley last weekend.
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With intensive competition for places in Anfield and a summer with difficult editions, Doak’s career could ignite and bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola.
The Spanish tactician has proven track record in the development of young talents that have taken great steps.
Milos Kerkez, Illia Zabarnyi and Dean Huijsen set this summer in Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid in the European giants in Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid.