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Leeds United have expressed interest in signing Liverpool winger Ben Doak, with the Merseyside club reportedly valuing the Scotland international at around £20 million. Liverpool is willing to sell the highly rated teenager this summer, especially as they look to strengthen their squad with potential transfers, including a late-window move for striker Alexander Isak and a centre-back replacement for Jarell Quansah. Offers below £20 million are likely to be rejected, but Liverpool is content to keep Doak as a squad option if suitable bids do not arrive.

Doak has intrigued Leeds for his attacking potential, having impressed during his time at Liverpool. Alongside Doak, Leeds are also pursuing Brighton’s Facundo Buonanotte, a 20-year-old attacking midfielder or right winger. Buonanotte was loaned to Leicester City last season, where he stood out as a positive for the club despite their overall struggles. However, Leeds face challenges in securing a deal for the Argentine, as Brighton’s valuation and Leicester’s involvement complicate negotiations.

Leeds have shown a clear intent to reinforce their squad before the summer transfer window closes, targeting both striker and winger positions to bolster their attacking options. The pursuit of Ben Doak and Buonanotte highlights Leeds’ ambition to bring in young, dynamic talents capable of making an impact in the Premier League.




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