Everton manager David Moyes is reportedly a big fan of Liverpool youngster Ben Doak. According to Football Insider, Liverpool could let Doak leave for around £30million. Doak is currently on loan from Liverpool to Middlesbrough and has been regarded as a big prospect. Moyes has known about Doak for some time, potentially paving the way for this transfer. It would be a rare transfer between Liverpool and Everton, with the last player moving from Liverpool to Everton being Gary Ablett in 1992.

Everton manager David Moyes is reportedly prepared to join the pursuit of Scotland’s emerging talent Ben Doak, targeting a bold move on Liverpool, their city rivals. Moyes is said to be planning to make an offer for the winger, who is expected to be available for around £25 million in the summer. The Toffees are in search of a wide player, and 19-year-old Doak is reportedly a key target, despite the infrequency of transfers between the two clubs. Only a few players, including Peter Beardsley and the late Gary Ablett, have made the switch from Liverpool to Everton. Nonetheless, Moyes is reportedly a strong admirer of Doak, whose speed and skill are believed to be valuable additions to his industrious team. According to sources, Bournemouth is also interested in the young player, while Crystal Palace’s pursuit is now uncertain. It is suggested that Liverpool might prefer Doak to transfer to Bournemouth, but Everton’s interest is expected to capture the player’s attention, as he is likely to have significant influence over his next career move.