Jarrod Bowen sign for Liverpool to replaced Salah ‘huge loss’ for West Ham United as ‘unbelievable’ transfer made

Dan Bardell believes West Ham United will keep hold of Jarrod Bowen even if they don’t achieve European football qualification this season.

Since moving from Hull City to East London in January 2020, the Englishman has become rather popular there.

Gareth Southgate has called him up for the national team based on his performances, having given him the winning goal in the Conference League final.

Bardell thinks he will stay at the London Stadium this summer despite his Premier League performance over the years drawing attention and leading to links away.

Bardell remarked exclusively to West Ham Zone, “I think he’ll stay.”

He recently received a large contract and is obviously passionate about the team. He has contributed significantly to West Ham’s efforts.

“If he isn’t selected for the Euros, he might question whether he has to be playing for a Champions League team in order to establish himself in the England team.

Will a team of such caliber come in and get him? He wouldn’t leave,

in my opinion, since West Ham would demand too much money for him. I believe he’s content at a fantastic club.

“It’s been an amazing acquisition. He’s been one of the greatest signings from the Championship in history, which demonstrates the worth of the team.

“A constant goal threat, he impacts games and he’d be a huge loss to West Ham but I don’t think he’ll go.”

Could West Ham let Jarrod Bowen leave?

Even with high-profile signings like Lucas Paqueta and Mohamed Kudus, Bowen has still stood out in an ever-improving Hammers side.

According to FotMob, the English forward has played 32 times in the Premier League and in that time has registered 16 goals and a further six assists.

This makes him the highest goal scorer and second top assister for David Moyes’ side this season, such has been his impact.

That being said, considering how difficult it would be to replicate his productivity, he would be a huge loss if he were to be sold in the summer.

Kudus could definitely raise his output to fill that vacuum after having an outstanding debut season with the Hammers.

With the money earned from the sale of the adaptable forward, Antonio, who is getting older, might be replaced by a new striker.

Although it would be a difficult option for Moyes or his successor to evaluate,

given the expected large financial component of the agreement, it would make sense from that standpoint.

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