Guardian: Bournemouth signs Ben Dock 25 million, Liverpool earns 24.4 million net profit

Hupu, August 15, reported a sudden report from the Guardian reporter team that Bournemouth is about to sign Liverpool striker-Dock for £25 million.

The 19-year-old is expected to bring huge profits to Liverpool as the price paid to the Celtics in 2022 is only £600,000 for youth training compensation.

The Scottish international has been rumored to have a number of Premier League clubs and Porto clubs, and Bournemouth's Dango Ouattara is about to join Brentford for up to £42.5 million.

Under the leadership of Jurgen Klopp, Dock's future at Liverpool was originally bright, but Klopp's departure, injuries and poor form of Mohamed Salah made him increasingly feel that he needed to start his career elsewhere.

Dock played for the Championship team Middlesbrough on loan last season, but has not been able to play since he suffered a thigh injury and undergo surgery at the end of January.

Doke did not play as a substitute in the Community Shield match at Wembley last weekend. Coincidentally, Liverpool and Bournemouth will meet on Friday night to start the Premier League season.

This week, Bournemouth signed French centre-back Baford Diakit from Lille for £34.5 million, and Anthony Ilaura has turned her attention to the offensive position. Doc's arrival is concurrent with Louis Sinister's expected loan to Cruzero.