Liverpool confirmed the transfer of Ben Doak to Bournemouth for costs of 25 million pounds sterling, the young winger making a five -year contract and taking shirt No. 11 at Vitality Stadium.
This decision marks another important investment in cherries, which continue to reshape their team under Andoni Iraola.
For Doak, it represents the possibility of finally getting out of the shadow in Anfield and of establishing itself as a first regular team in the Premier League.
The player has shown promise to Liverpool, the 19 -year -old found Opportunity Limited in a star attack and now opted for a club where he can develop at the senior level.
Liverpool added a buyout clause in the agreement
The decision to sell from Liverpool comes with a crucial warning. As indicated, the agreement includes a buyout clause, ensuring that the Reds retain a path to bring Doak back if he realizes the vast potential they believe that he has.
This clause reflects the approach that Liverpool adopted with the sale of Jarell Quansah, highlighting planning and long -term reluctance of the club to permanently lose some of their brightest academic products.
Doak’s decision to choose Bournemouth is particularly interesting given the level of interest for its services.
Portuguese giants Porto strongly pushed for his signature, while Nottingham Forest and Leeds United did investigations earlier in summer.
Everton was interested in sign Ben Doak
Everton even explored the possibility of a decision but ultimately did not follow with an official offer. Earlier this year, Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town also contacted Liverpool about a potential transfer.
The transfer brings Liverpool sales for the summer to 206 million pounds sterling, a figure that could reach 227 million pounds sterling once the additional modules between various transactions are taken into account.
For Bournemouth, the arrival of Doak could prove a signature of declaration. He is a player who is known for his pace and his creative quality in the large positions of attack.
If he keeps this promise on the southern coast, the Liverpool buyout clause could come into play as soon as possible.
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