Liverpool rejected offers from Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town for Ben Doak, with a proposed transfer fee of £15 million. There is speculation that an offer of £25 million could convince Liverpool to sell.

Ipswich reportedly offered £16 million for Ben Doak. Liverpool are demanding a £30 million package, set to be £20 million plus £10 million in add-ons. Liverpool may also insist on a buy-back clause.

Liverpool winger Ben Doak has been told that he can leave the club midway through the season. Ipswich Town is interested in acquiring the 19-year-old attacker and has already had an offer of approximately £16 million turned down. Liverpool has set the player's value at about £25 million. Currently on loan at Middlesbrough, Doak has performed reasonably well for the Championship team, making a mid-season departure potentially beneficial for him. Manager Arne Slot has communicated to the player that he does not feature prominently in his future plans.

Team Talk provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Doak and his potential move from Liverpool. Liverpool have already rejected two approaches for Doak this week after Ipswich Town joined Crystal Palace in firming up their interest in the Scottish winger. A fee of around £30m is what Liverpool are looking at to consider selling Doak.