Ben Doak, a Scottish-born forward primarily flexing his football skills as a right winger for Bournemouth, was born on 11 November 2000, making him a spry 19 years of age. He's a robust lad, standing at 5ft 9in (1.76m) and weighing in at 10st 3lb (65kg). He's seen donning the number 11 jersey, proudly marking his presence on the pitch. To chalk up his achievements, Gannon-Doak has also had the honour to represent Scotland in national team contests.
The young talent is currently pegged at around £12.1m in market value, according to Transfermarkt. This valuation, no doubt, is a testament to his rising stature in the game.
Gannon-Doak initiated his career by joining Celtic as a trainee in July 2020. During his debut season (2021 - 2022) with the Scottish club, he managed to make two first team appearances in league matches, illustrating his latent potential.
However, in March 2022, he bade Celtic farewell and took off for Liverpool, a Premier League club in England, in a deal amounting to a modest £600k. There, Gannon-Doak made two first team appearances in the 2022 - 2023 season and concluded the next season with just a single appearance for Liverpool.
In what would be a new chapter in his career, Gannon-Doak was loaned to Middlesbrough, a Championship club in England, in August 2024. While at Middlesbrough during the 2024 - 2025 season, Gannon-Doak made a noteworthy 24 first team appearances and scored three goals in league matches.
Having completed his loan time, Gannon-Doak returned to Liverpool in June 2025. However, his journey with Liverpool was short-lived as in August 2025, he transferred to Bournemouth, another Premier League club in England, in a considerable fee of around £25m. As of the current season (2025 - 2026) at Bournemouth, Gannon-Doak is yet to make a first team appearance in league matches.
On the international front, Gannon-Doak participated in the League Cup 2025 - 2026 for Bournemouth, making a single start. He also made his mark in the World Cup Qualifiers Europe 2024 - 2026 for Scotland with a start and an appearance as a substitute. The Nations League 2024 - 2025 saw him making four starts and two appearances as a substitute for Scotland.
