Jarrod Bowen weighing up West Ham 'offers' - 'He won't be there next season'

Jarrod Bowen has been tipped to leave West Ham United this summer following their relegation to the Championship.

The Hammers went down on the final day, bringing an end to a 14-year stay in the Premier League.

Nuno Espirito Santo has been backed to lead his team forward, but he will be without several key players expected to move on this summer.

Former Everton, Aston Villa and Tottenham scout Bryan King exclusively told Football Insider that he expects Bowen to be among the leaving party.

The 29-year-old is under contract until 2030, but will likely be hesitant to spend any of his prime years in the Championship.

He has interest from Premier League clubs including Everton, who have already made an approach, and Aston Villa.

The West Ham captain was snubbed for England's World Cup squad this summer, and may need to move on if he is to have a chance of making the 2028 European Championship.

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Even if Bowen leaves West Ham this summer, he will undoubtedly go down in Hammers legend.

The 29-year-old joined over six years ago and has scored 85 goals, with the most important coming in Prague when the Irons lifted their first trophy in more than 40 years.

But the England international may not want that to be the last trophy of his career, which could see him leave this summer.

"They have to raise a certain amount of money and the only way they're going to do that is by selling maybe a Bowen, or somebody of that nature," King told Football Insider.

"To compensate for the money loss that they're going to lose during the season, which they're hoping is only going to be one season in the championship, but one can never tell.

"I can't see Bowen being there next season. If I was Bowen, I'd certainly be wanting to look [at the offers on the table]. I'd have been disappointed in not getting picked for England for the World Cup, because he's a very interesting player."

Several Premier League giants are set to be on the lookout for wingers of Bowen's quality this summer.

Liverpool have lost Mohamed Salah, while Chelsea, Everton, and Tottenham are all looking to add star power to their attacks.

West Ham's asking price remains to be seen, but decision-makers are not expected to stand in the 29-year-old's way if he wants to leave.

Although ultimately, Bowen could still decide that a legacy that sees him lead the Hammers back to the top flight could be the one he wants.