Ben Doak, a Scottish born forward presently playing for Bournemouth, was born on 11th November 2005. Standing at a moderate 5ft 9in (1.76m) and weighing a sturdy 10st 3lb (65kg), Doak dons the number 11 jersey on his back. Aside from showcasing his capabilities in club football, he also demonstrated his worth on international level, representing Scotland.
The player's estimated worth is about £12m subject to the information provided by the football statistics website Transfermarkt.
Doak's professional journey got off with Celtic in the Premiership in Scotland, joining as a trainee in July 2020. During his maiden 2021 - 2022 season at Celtic, Doak was accorded the chance to test his mettle in two first team league matches.
His stint with Celtic proved beneficial as he caught the attention of Liverpool, a Premier League club in England. As a result, in March 2022, Doak transferred from Celtic to Liverpool in exchange for a fee nearing £600k. During his stay at Liverpool, he earned his spot in three first team league matches distributed over the 2022 - 2024 seasons.
Further down the line, Middlesbrough, an English Championship club, expressed their interest in Doak. As such, in August 2024, he was loaned from Liverpool to Middlesbrough. Demonstrating his ability as an adaptable player, he made 24 first team appearances and added three goals to his tally during the 2024 - 2025 season with Middlesbrough.
On successful completion of his loan period, Doak returned to Liverpool from Middlesbrough in June 2025. His journey with Liverpool was not protracted the second time around, as he was swiftly transferred from Liverpool to Bournemouth, another Premier League club in England, in August 2025 for a substantial fee of around £25m.
In the ongoing 2025 - 2026 season with Bournemouth, Doak has already taken the field in four first team league matches. He has likewise contributed to Bournemouth's League Cup campaign with one start, while simultaneously appearing in World Cup Qualifiers Europe 2024 - 2026 and the Nations League 2024 - 2025 for Scotland. In the former, Doak scored one goal and started in five matches whilst also making a substitute appearance, and in the latter, he started in four matches and made couple of appearances as a substitute.
