Report identifies West Ham’s most sought-after player determined by jersey purchases

November 25, 2023

A new statement has recently emerged regarding West Ham’s player Jarrod Bowen’s shirt sales at West Ham United.

Jarrod Bowen joined West Ham from Hull City in January 2020 for approximately £20 million (BBC), and he has since solidified his position as a top player for the club.

During a recent press briefing, Hammers manager David Moyes mentioned that the 26-year-old should be ready to play against Burnley today—a significant boost for the team, given his outstanding performance this season.

Bowen has already scored nine goals and provided three assists this season (Transfermarkt) and plays a vital role in West Ham’s positive performances.

Following Declan Rice’s departure to Arsenal, the former Hull player has embraced the added responsibility entrusted to him, becoming a key player on the pitch for the team.

Therefore, it’s no surprise to find out about the most recent claim made about Jarrod. According to The Athletic, West Ham fans purchase more shirts with Bowen’s name on the back than those of any other player at the club.

This news does not come as a shock to me at all—Bowen is not only an outstanding player but also a genuinely kind individual.

What excites me the most is my genuine belief that Bowen has even more potential to unlock, and he is likely to further improve over the next few years. This season, the 26-year-old has been making more penetrating runs, with Moyes occasionally deploying him as a center-forward. The manager recently acknowledged that the attacker’s future may indeed be as a central striker.

Undoubtedly, Bowen possesses the necessary skillset for that role, and it’s evident that he is an exceptionally talented finisher when presented with a goal-scoring opportunity.

Considering The Athletic’s report on Jarrod Bowen’s shirt sales, I am not surprised to hear that he is by far the most popular player at the London Stadium.

Moreover, I believe he will remain in East London for the rest of his career and go on to become a true legend at West Ham in the process.

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