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Ben Doak is on the radar of Leeds as a potential winger addition this summer.
The Scottish international, who has recently recovered from a thigh injury that sidelined him for a significant period, has piqued the interest of several Premier League clubs, including Crystal Palace and Everton.
According to The Athletic, the Elland Road team is on the hunt for new talent in various key positions across the pitch, with Doak being one of their targets.
It's also suggested that the Reds are content to retain him as a squad option, given the packed schedule of Premier League, Champions League, and domestic cup matches, unless an offer meets their price range.
Doak, now a full Scotland international, is a player for whom the Tartan Army have high expectations.
He's one of Steve Clarke's squad members who can electrify the crowd.
Everyone in Dark Blue is eager to see him play regular first-team soccer, especially with World Cup qualifiers looming.
Doak is already a regular at international level
Scott McTominay, who made the 30-man shortlist for the Ballon d'Or, and his international teammates will travel to Denmark and Belarus for back-to-back away games next month to kick-start their bid to reach the finals.
Greece, an old adversary, completes the four-team group as Clarke aims to emulate his Euros qualification success in the world's biggest tournament.
Last season, while on loan at Middlesbrough, Doak made 27 appearances before a season-ending injury struck.
He contributed three goals and seven assists during his stint at the Riverside Stadium.
"It was a loan move that proved successful in both ways," said Michael Carrick, who was Doak's manager at Middlesbrough last season.
"Obviously, it’s unfortunate in the way it got cut short, particularly at the time it did and for how long.
"Ben had a big impact for us, and I think he’s benefited from being with us personally as well, which also helps Liverpool
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