Tottenham Hotspur have focused on the domestic market, exploring ways to strengthen their front line before the next transfer window. Their scouts have followed several Premier League players, but one name keeps drawing attention, and that’s Jarrod Bowen. The English winger has impressed with his hard work, movement off the ball, and clinical finishing. His form drives West Ham’s chances of staying clear of the bottom three.

West Ham gave their fans reason to celebrate with a strong 3-1 win over Newcastle United on Sunday. The result lifted confidence at the London Stadium. Bowen’s energy and effectiveness in attack were on display once again and showed why he means so much to David Moyes’ side. That performance increased Tottenham’s interest in him, though signing him will be far from easy.

According to TBR Football, journalist Graeme Bailey said West Ham have decided not to sell Bowen in January. The club considers the 28-year-old too valuable to lose. The Hammers are well aware that his impact on the team matters more than short-term financial gain. Even so, Bailey noted that the summer could bring new pressure, as Spurs and other clubs may make a move again once West Ham’s position becomes clearer.