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Jarrod Bowen speaks out on Tottenham rumours and his West Ham future
Jarrod Bowen Addresses Tottenham Transfer Rumours Amid Summer Exit Speculation
West Ham forward Jarrod Bowen has responded to growing speculation linking him with a summer move away from the London Stadium, amid reported interest from Tottenham Hotspur.
The 28-year-old has been a standout performer for the Hammers once again this season, providing goals, assists, and consistent displays during a turbulent campaign under head coach Graham Potter. His influence has been crucial in keeping the club steady during a challenging period.
Reports have surfaced linking both Tottenham and Liverpool with a potential move for Bowen, with Spurs in particular said to be eyeing the England international to strengthen their attacking depth ahead of their Champions League return.
Despite the rumours, West Ham remain determined to keep hold of one of their most valuable players. However, ongoing questions about the club’s finances and the potential impact of a sizeable offer have kept the speculation alive.
Now, Bowen has spoken out, making it clear that he is committed to West Ham — unless the club decides otherwise.
“You score a couple of goals, the transfer window opens, and suddenly there’s interest,” Bowen told reporters when asked about the Tottenham links.
Having scored 74 goals and delivered 43 assists in 238 appearances for the Hammers, Bowen’s consistent output recently earned him a recall to the England squad. He acknowledged that transfer rumours have become familiar territory.
“I’ve been linked before after good seasons,” he said. “I’ve been here over five years, and I’ve produced strong numbers, so the attention is no surprise.”
He went on to highlight the club’s recent achievements during his time at West Ham — including a European trophy, high league finishes, and a Europa League semi-final — and insisted that, despite a disappointing campaign, he remains committed.
“We’ve had a difficult season, no Europe and a poor league finish, but unless the club tells me they’re selling me, I’m not going anywhere,” Bowen concluded.
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