Ben Doak, who came into the world on 11 November 2005 in Scotland, is known for his exploits as a forward who chiefly operates on the right wing for Middlesbrough. Standing at a height of 5ft 9in (1.76m) and weighing in at a sturdy 10st 3lb (65kg), this strapping young lad adorns the number 50 jersey. Besides his club-level participations, Doak has also graced the field as part of the national team, representing Scotland.
It was in July 2020 that Doak first stepped into the field as a trainee with Celtic, a team part of the Premiership in Scotland. During his debut season in 2021 - 2022 with Celtic, he was given the opportunity to make two first-team appearances in league matches. This was a humble beginning for a career bound to become eventful in subsequent years.
By March 2022, Doak had gained enough recognition to be taken onboard by Liverpool in the Premier League in England. The young Celtic player was transferred for a fee approximately around £600k. His tenure with Liverpool offered him limited opportunities to showcase his skills with only two first-team appearances in the league matches for the season 2022 - 2023 and a solitary appearance the following season. Nevertheless, the experiences he acquired played a vital role in shaping him as a formidable player.
August 2024 saw Doak embarking on a new journey with Middlesbrough in the Championship in England. This loan move from Liverpool provided him with better prospects. As of the current season, 2024 - 2025, Doak has made 24 first-team appearances and netted thrice in league matches.
Meanwhile, Doak continued his patriotic contributions by participating in the Nations League 2024 - 2025 for Scotland, with four starts and two appearances as a substitute. This blending of club and international experience contributes to his skill set, making him a player to keep an eye on for the future.
