Rumours are swirling once again around Jarrod Bowen’s future, and this time Liverpool’s name is right in the center of the storm. With Mohamed Salah’s contract still unresolved and the prospect of a summer exit growing louder, Anfield could soon be hunting for a new right-sided attacker — and Bowen’s name keeps resurfacing.
The West Ham forward has been one of the Premier League’s standout performers this season, delivering five goals and four assists while carrying a huge chunk of Julen Lopetegui’s attacking responsibility. He has become the heartbeat of West Ham’s forward line, offering goals, creativity and relentless energy.
Bowen has openly spoken before about his wish to finish his career in East London, but the temptation of joining a Champions League contender like Liverpool is the kind of opportunity few players can ignore. Playing for trophies, competing in Europe, and lining up alongside elite talent — it’s a challenge that would appeal to almost anyone.
For West Ham, losing Bowen would be a major setback. He’s not just their most productive attacker — he’s the player their entire forward structure leans on. Replacing him would be extremely difficult.
At this stage, it’s important to stress that Liverpool have not submitted an official bid. Everything hinges on Salah’s decision regarding his future. If he moves on, Liverpool will need a replacement immediately — and Bowen fits the profile Liverpool typically pursue.
Journalist Roshane Thomas has suggested that the Merseyside club could revisit their long-standing admiration for the 28-year-old should Salah depart. And with no breakthrough in Salah’s contract talks, the speculation continues to grow.
West Ham, meanwhile, are expected to fight hard to keep their star man. Whether that means offering an improved deal or taking another approach, the Hammers know Bowen’s value — both on the pitch and to the club’s ambitions.
But the reality is simple: if Liverpool come calling, the situation becomes far more complicated.
As the months move closer to the summer window, the futures of both Mohamed Salah and Jarrod Bowen remain uncertain. And the decisions made around these two players could reshape not only Liverpool and West Ham — but the entire Premier League transfer landscape.
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