An 18-year-old Liverpool student may have the ideal opportunity to win over Arne Slot at Euro 2024.
Throughout the season, Liverpool used a number of young players due to injuries to numerous regular first team players. In the Carabao Cup final, the old set of players defeated Chelsea with an extremely young team, and they did not let them down. Bobby Clark, James McConnell, Jayden Danns, and other young players Lewis Koumas and Trey Nyoni were among the Reds’ starting lineup at Wembley, where they won 1-0. Ben Doak, however, was one adolescent they were unable to use for that game and in fact the duration of the season. The 18-year-old had a major knee injury in mid-December and hasn’t played for Liverpool since. Though he did not return to the field, he was seen returning to training early in the previous month.
A young Liverpool player sees hope for the future. However, Doak’s situation is improving as he has been called up for his first senior Scotland game. Many may be surprised to see that he is included in Steve Clarke’s preliminary Euro 2024 team, but the player himself needs to focus on getting on the plane to Germany by avoiding distractions and working hard. Doak has two fantastic opportunities to accomplish that, as Scotland plays Finland in a friendly ahead of the tournament and Gibraltar. In his preliminary squad, Clarke has chosen a total of 28 players; the manager must then reduce that number to 26. But Doak’s prominence internationally might have a significant impact on his club