Jarrod Bowen
February 2026
West Ham reported a £104.2m loss and warned relegation would be financially severe, with reports suggesting Bowen could be sold if funds need raising. The club cited relegation as its biggest risk, noted an expanded wage bill, and flagged player trading as a possible response; reports link United and Spurs as potential suitors if West Ham go down.
Benjamin Šeško
February 2026
United’s winning streak ended in a 1-1 draw at West Ham, but Carrick stayed unbeaten thanks to a stoppage-time equaliser from Sesko. West Ham’s plan slowed United and Soucek put the hosts ahead after the break. Soucek scored from Bowen’s cross at the near post, with Shaw blamed in the build-up and Martinez and Mainoo unable to stop the finish. Carrick brought on Sesko, who flicked a late cross into the top corner to rescue a point and keep the run alive.
Liam Rosenior
January 2026
Chelsea came from 2-0 down to beat West Ham 3-2, with Rosenior saying he would have booed the first-half performance. West Ham led via Bowen and Summerville. Chelsea levelled through a Pedro header and Cucurella from close range, then Fernandez scored the winner. Rosenior credited the fans for the second half and said results (six wins from seven) are the only way to win them over.
Danny Welbeck
December 2025
Danny Welbeck was criticised online after missing a Panenka penalty that hit the crossbar in Brighton’s 2-2 draw at West Ham. He scored Brighton’s first penalty, then failed to convert a second moments later, swinging momentum. West Ham led through Jarrod Bowen before Welbeck equalised from the spot. Welbeck’s missed Panenka was punished when Lucas Paqueta scored a penalty before halftime, but Joel Veltman’s second-half goal rescued a point for Brighton.
Jarrod Bowen
December 2025
Former West Ham striker Marlon Harewood believes Jarrod Bowen will be backed by his West Ham-mad family, including father-in-law Danny Dyer, whatever he decides about his future as relegation-threatened Hammers face growing pressure to keep their captain and attacking talisman. Harewood says Bowen, now 29 and eyeing England’s 2026 World Cup squad, must weigh loyalty, family ties and his legendary status in east London against likely big-club offers, warning West Ham will find it extremely difficult to replace his goals and overall influence.
Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United)
November 2025
West Ham beat Newcastle 3-1, ending a nine-month home drought and delivering Espírito Santo’s first win, lifting them to 18th. Lucas Paquetá equalized, Sven Botman scored an own goal, and Tomáš Souček sealed it in stoppage time. West Ham sustained pressure after Jacob Murphy’s opener, attacked early crosses, and exploited transition turnovers. VAR reversed a first-half penalty after Malick Thiaw’s touch. Late game management improved, with second-ball wins and compact spacing protecting the lead. Gap to 17th cut to three points.
Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United)
October 2025
Bowen criticized standards after a seventh defeat in nine league games left West Ham on four points. Early concessions to Aaronson and Rodon exposed set-piece frailty. A late Fernandes header narrowed the score, but issues persist: passive structure, poor second balls, and soft rest-defense. Relegation risk intensifies with Wolves’ game in hand looming over the table.
