Leeds discuss move for Liverpool starlet Ben Doak

Leeds United have held internal discussions about a possible move for Liverpool winger Ben Doak (The Athletic).

Manager Daniel Farke wants to strengthen his assaulting options before the close of the summertime transfer window, and Doak is on the radar.Known for his

aggressive design, ruthless work rate and capability to stretch defences, Doak fits the profile of a player Leeds are eager to contribute to their quote to stay in the Premier League.Leeds have not

tabled an official bid, but the club are keeping an eye on the circumstance closely.Liverpool rejected

offers in the region of ₤ 20 million for Doak in January and are expected to demand a comparable cost now.Unless a club fulfills that evaluation, the Reds are prepared to maintain him as a team option.Doak, whose Anfield agreement runs until 2026, returned to action this summer after a thigh injury cut his loan spell at Middlesbrough last season.Despite the problem, he scored 3 goals and offered seven helps in 24 appearances, bring in interest from elsewhere.Described as an’aggressive, hard-working kind of player’by Michael Owen, he might show a clever pick-up for Leeds.With just around three weeks remaining in the transfer window, Leeds needs to act promptly to sign Doak.The Whites are keen to add pace and youth to their large locations, and the previous Celtic academy graduate ticks numerous boxes.Leeds stay ambitious in their recruitment drive and see Doak as a high-upside alternative who might develop quickly under Farke’s guidance.