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Ben Doak has left Liverpool for Bournemouth and wants to be known by a different name(Image: AFC Bournemouth)

Liverpool have surpassed £200million in sales this transfer window, with 19-year-old Ben Doak departing for a fee of £25m.

And the Scotland winger now wants to be referred to as Ben Gannon Doak after his Bournemouth switch.

Arne Slot's Reds continue to be active in the transfer market, with interest in Alexander Isak still rumbling and nearly £300m spent on the likes of Jeremie Frimpong, Milos Kerkez, Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz.



However, a large portion of this sum has been recouped through player sales.

Eight first-team stars have left Anfield this window, including Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez, and another has now been shown the exit door in Gannon Doak.

Yet, despite only going by Doak at Liverpool and on loan with Middlesbrough last year, he now wishes to be referred to by both his parents' surnames and leaves the club with fond memories, bar one training ground humiliation.

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Gannon Doak arrived on Merseyside in March 2022 from Celtic as an academy prospect, with the Scottish club receiving compensation of roughly £600,000 for his transfer.

He made his debut under Jurgen Klopp in a Carabao Cup tie against Derby County and shortly after signed his first pro deal.

Gannon Doak became the youngest Scotsman to play in the Premier League when he appeared against Aston Villa that December.

A knee injury would sideline him for most of the following season, but not before a lighthearted training ground embarrassment involving forgotten Reds midfielder Arthur Melo.

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The Brazilian only played 13 minutes for Liverpool during his loan spell from Juventus, but in March 2023, he went viral for a piece of skill on the training pitch.

Melo left Anfield that summer after a temporary spell riddled with injuries.

Gannon Doak, too, suffered from spells on the sidelines before his loan move to Middlesbrough in August 2024.
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