Jarrod Bowen has really made a name for himself in English football over the last few years.
The 27-year-old signed for the Hammers in January and became an immediate first-team starter after such a strong spell with Hull City in the Championship.
Over the past five seasons, Bowen has become one of England’s best wingers and a modern-day club legend at West Ham. He now wears the captain’s armband at the London Stadium is their star man in attack.
In two separate Premier League seasons, he has contributed to 22 goals, with a real mix of goals and assists. Under David Moyes, West Ham enjoyed three years in Europe, two in the Europa League and one in the Conference League, and Bowen was a standout performer throughout.
Bowen helped the Irons lift the Conference League title last summer, as he scored a 90th minute winner against Fiorentina in a dramatic final.
Away from club football, Bowen has made a number of appearances for England over the last couple of seasons, and made two substitute appearances in the 2024 Euros.
His former club, Hull City, must be looking on with immense pride and will be pleased that they made that worthwhile free signing back in 2014.