Ben Doak, a Scottish born forward, primarily occupies the position of a right winger for Middlesbrough. Born on 11 November 2005, the industrious player finds himself at the age of 19, standing 5ft 9in (1.76m) tall and weighing 10st 3lb (65kg). The sleeve of his Middlesbrough shirt, adorned with the number 50, has increasingly featured in the first team of the Championship side. Impressively, national recognition has too followed with Doak representing the national Scottish team.
Beginning his journey as a professional footballer in July 2020, Doak initially signed on as a trainee with Celtic in the Scottish Premiership. His debut season in Scottish top-flight football (2021 - 2022) saw him make a humble start, featuring in two first team league games.
In March 2022, a switch to the English Premier League was effectuated as he moved from Celtic to Liverpool for a transaction fee in the region of £600k. During his tenure at Liverpool, between the 2022 - 2024 season, Doak registered three first team league appearances.
Subsequently, in August 2024, another career movement came along as Doak transferred on loan to Middlesbrough in the Championship league of England. Proving his worth in the current 2024 - 2025 season, Doak already boasts 24 first team appearances and three goals under his belt in league matches for Middlesbrough.
Apart from his club commitments, Doak has showcased his sporting prowess on the international stage as well. During the Nations League 2024 - 2025, he proudly wore the Scottish jersey, starting in four games and coming off the bench twice.
