Doak collapses; youngster safely undergoing treatment

Doak, 17, lost his balance after leaping for a header while a Sporting player initially managed to remain standing.
Once the referee halted play, medical personnel rushed to the field to assist the Liverpool player.
He ultimately got back up, but after being replaced.
The event occurred six minutes into the game, which lasted 65 minutes before Rodrigo Ribeiro scored the game's sole goal.
After the challenge, Doak took a few steps backwards before collapsing.
While many medics ministered to him, players from both sides nervously observed.
Although the Sporting player was unharmed, they collided as they fought for the ball in the air. One of Liverpool's most highly regarded talents, the Scotland U21 standout has played five times for Jurgen Klopp's senior squad.
He transferred from Celtic to the Reds last year, and Merseyside experts predict a bright future for him.
Doak has been criticized for not being in the senior team, but Scotland boss Steve Clarke decided to keep him out of his most recent squad on Tuesday.
But, manager Scot Gemmill chose to include Doak in the U21 group and is awaiting word on his health.
Doak received treatment while lying on the ground for around two minutes.
Reds ex-Sporting Director already in Ajax talks
Although Liverpool is still looking for their new sporting director, Ajax has found theirs in the outgoing Julian Ward.
There was surprise across the board from those with Liverpool tickets when news of Ward's resignation came in November, barely months after taking over from Michael Edwards.
The Reds are now looking for their next key player, but there have been few updates on that front, with two names being mentioned before being dropped.
Although there were initial rumours that Ward intended to take a sabbatical from football, it doesn't appear that he will hold off on making his next move because Ajax are poised to pounce.
De Telegraaf, the second-most-read newspaper in the area, initially reported Ajax's interest at the beginning of February. Algemeen Dagblad (AD), another Dutch publication, has since confirmed this information.
Ward is now "in pole position to be chosen in the capital in the next weeks," according to AD, who adds that the two sides have now entered the "contract discussions" stage.
Liverpool's concurrent hunt for a replacement may affect the timing of that announcement, although Ward will finish the current campaign at Anfield before handing on his responsibilities.
When former technical director Marc Overmars abruptly left Ajax in February of last year following revelations that he had sent "a series of improper communications to many female colleagues," the hunt for a new sporting director was launched.
The duties have subsequently been assumed by Gerry Hamstra and former Ajax striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, although Ajax wants their new technical director in place by July 1.
Ward's non-compete provision does not apply to clubs outside of England, contrary to original reports that he would be prohibited from accepting a job elsewhere for the following 12 months.
Ajax is keen to undergo reconstruction and watch their new addition "soon mould the selection for next season," so it would be a transformation for Ward from the Premier League.
Transfer Watch
According to the Daily Mirror, Roberto Firmino has stopped any further negotiations after admitting that he intends to leave Liverpool at the end of the summer.
After eight years of affiliation with the English heavyweights, the Brazilian attacker will depart the club. The veteran has chosen not to extend his contract with Liverpool and will leave Anfield as a free agent.
Liverpool will be at the centre of a titanic struggle between the European elite clubs this summer to capture Borussia Dortmund talent, Jude Bellingham. The Reds appear poised to face off against Real Madrid and Manchester City in pursuing the Brit.
Bellingham might set a record for the most expensive player in the history of the Premier League if Dortmund's €150 million ask is met. Because of this, Football Transfers reports that the Reds are more confident they will triumph in the highly publicized transfer race and have set aside a portion of their transfer budget to sign the 19-year-old in the summer window.
However, According to rumours from the 90th minute, Liverpool has entered the competition to sign Julian Brandt, an impressive midfielder for Borussia Dortmund. Those with Liverpool tickets will be concerned if this is a backward step in pursuing sensational English midfielder Jude Bellingham.
As per 90min, Liverpool will have to contend with the Magpies for a Champions League berth this season and the signing of Brighton's world cup winning midfielder Alexis Mac Allister in the upcoming transfer window.
The news that Mac Allister wants to leave Brighton at the end of the season gives Liverpool a boost in their pursuit of him, but it will take more work to sign the Argentine midfielder because so many teams are interested in him.
The Germany international has been in outstanding form this season, scoring nine goals and dishing out five assists across all competitions. He has been a critical factor in Dortmund's recent success. Liverpool will face competition from rivals like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Newcastle, among others, and Dortmund is still trying to extend the contract of the 26-year-old.
According to Spanish reporter Manu Sainz, Liverpool is the most recent team to express interest in signing the highly regarded Celta Vigo star Gabri Veiga.
The 20-year-old has been outstanding in La Liga this season, and several clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester City, and Newcastle United, have expressed interest in signing him. Jude Bellingham, another target of Liverpool, is also being considered by Madrid as a possible replacement for him.
Hopeful rumours for anyone with Liverpool tickets as the club is reportedly interested in signing highly regarded Juventus striker Duan Vlahovic in the summer, per Calciomercatoweb.
Vlahovic is seeking a transfer out of Turin since he is not especially happy at Juventus. According to the report, the Serbian currently wants a transfer to Real Madrid over any other club.
Marco Asensio, a free agent after this season, is reportedly firmly on Liverpool's radar, according to a source from Football Transfers. Madrid has informed the winger that they do not rely on him as a starter and that, given his pay demands, his future may be jeopardised.
According to Jacque Talbot, Liverpool is one of the teams considering Asensio for a summer transfer.
Asensio might be a wise addition for the Reds on a Bosman move, especially with Roberto Firmino expected to leave the team in the summer on a free transfer. The article also states that Pep Lijnders is a significant fan of the Spaniard.
According to Football Transfers, Liverpool are presently competing to take Mason Mount away from Chelsea this summer.
Due to a disagreement over his contract with the Blues, the England international is expected to quit his childhood club. Mount might be leaving Stamford Bridge soon, given that the two parties, Mount and Chelsea, have not yet reached a resolution.
According to reports, Mount and Bellingham are among the Reds' midfielders most interested in signing this summer.
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