Premier League star reveals why Liverpool 'humbled' him before $33M transfer exit

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Former Liverpool winger Ben Gannon-Doak has reflected on his time at Liverpool and revealed he felt “humbled” after his move from Celtic in 2022. Gannon-Doak joined the Reds as a 16-year-old and went on to play 10 times for the club before departing in the summer.

Gannon-Doak is preparing for the upcoming clash with Greece on Saturday and has been reflecting on his time at Anfield. Speaking to the BBC ahead of the game, Gannon-Doak was asked about his experience at Liverpool, and said he was blown away by the size of the club.

“When you join a club of that stature, you see how high the level can really go," said the 20-year-old "It humbles you a lot and shows you how far you need to go, but it also shows you that when you do well against those players, you can do it against anyone.” Ben Gannon-Doak joined Bournemouth this summer (Image: AFC Bournemouth) Gannon-Doak is likely to line up alongside former Liverpool teammate Andy Robertson on Saturday in Greece, in what could set up a winner-takes-all encounter against Denmark next week. Gannon-Doak played in Liverpool's final pre-season game of the summer (Image: Getty Images) Asked whether he feels that pressure, Gannon-Doak replied: “I don't really feel that responsibility, to be honest.