By OkayGoal 
Liverpool are reportedly keeping close tabs on West Ham star Jarrod Bowen, according to Football Insider, as the Reds look to overhaul their attack this summer following a deeply underwhelming campaign.
Why Liverpool Need a New Right-Winger
The writing is on the wall at Anfield. Mohamed Salah departs on a free after nine iconic years, leaving a gaping hole on the right flank. Last summer’s arrivals were supposed to energise the attack — but Wirtz has blown hot and cold, Isak has spent too many weeks on the treatment table, and Ekitike’s season is over after rupturing his Achilles.
Liverpool desperately need someone who can hit the ground running, and Bowen fits that profile.
The Relegation Factor That Could Force West Ham’s Hand
Here’s where it gets interesting. West Ham currently sit on the brink of relegation — and if Spurs beat Chelsea on Tuesday, the Hammers drop into the Championship.
West Ham have no desire to sell Bowen, who is contracted until 2030. But relegated clubs rarely hold the cards in transfer negotiations. At a reported £30m valuation, he could suddenly become one of the summer’s most attainable targets.
What Bowen Brings to the Table
Despite West Ham’s horror season, Bowen has delivered — 21 goal contributions across all competitions tells its own story. He’s left-footed, operates from the right, and can fill in centrally if required.
The verdict? Bowen is Premier League-tested, proven under pressure, and available at a realistic price. If relegation is confirmed, Liverpool should move quickly — because they won’t be the only ones watching.