West Ham United turned down a £50 million offer for Jarrod Bowen during the January transfer window, showing they have no intentions of letting the England international leave. Despite interest from clubs across Europe, West Ham secured Bowen to a long-term contract last October, and they have made it clear that he is not for sale.
Bowen’s rise to success began at Hull City before making the move to West Ham in 2020. Since then, he has become one of the club’s top players, showcasing his skills in 22 league games and contributing to 13 goals this season.
Although there was an offer on the table for Bowen’s services, the club immediately rejected it, and there were no further negotiations. Despite interest from clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool, West Ham remains firm in their stance that Bowen is not available for transfer.
With Arsenal needing depth in the right-wing position, and Liverpool potentially looking to replace Mohamed Salah, Bowen has caught the attention of both Premier League giants. However, prying him away from West Ham will not be an easy task, as the club remains steadfast in their refusal to sell.
