Jarrod Bowen’s recent revelation has cast a shadow over West Ham United manager David Moyes.
With West Ham enduring a dismal run of form, the pressure is mounting on Moyes, and the struggles of key player Jarrod Bowen have only compounded the situation.
The 27-year-old forward has been mired in a challenging spell, failing to register a goal or assist since January 7th, leaving West Ham desperate for his return to form.
In a bid to bolster the squad, Moyes hurried Bowen back from injury last month, a move that now appears to be in question following Bowen’s admission.
Speaking to the club’s official website, Bowen revealed that he has been playing through injury for the past month, despite initially missing only two weeks of action after sustaining what appeared to be a serious injury during an FA Cup clash.
Moyes has faced criticism in the past for rushing players back from injury prematurely, and concerns have been raised about his handling of key players like Bowen.
As West Ham strives for success both domestically and in European competitions, Moyes will be hoping that his decision to reintegrate Bowen into the squad hasn’t caused any long-term repercussions for the forward.
With the season reaching its climax, West Ham’s aspirations hinge on Bowen rediscovering his top form, but Moyes will be wary of the potential consequences of his haste in bringing the player back into action.
