Transfer News: West Ham overtake Newcastle in Jarrod Bowen race
It appears West Ham could make another top signing this window. They now are favourites to sign Hull City’s Jarrod Bowen.
David Moyes sits proudly on his chair and discusses how close his club is to making a breakthrough for top January target, Jarrod Bowen. The player was linked for the majority of the winter with a switch to Newcastle, but rumours spread that West Ham was monitoring closely.
Move to the end of the transfer period and the Hammers are about to sign their third player. And what a player he is. The Tigers pride and joy.
"David Moyes has confirmed that West Ham United are close to wrapping up a deal to land Hull City’s top scorer Jarrod Bowen ahead of tonight’s 11pm transfer deadline.Bowen has travelled to the capital today after an offer that could eventually rise to £22m was accepted by the Tigers late last night.The 23-year-old is understood to have agreed personal terms on a long-term contract with the Hammers and the expectation is that he will wrap up a move to the Premier League this evening. (via: hulldaily.co.uk)"
West Ham want goals and players fitting the mould
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The winger has scored 54 goals in 131 appearances for the Tigers already. He has the one quality Moyes has been searching for this whole transfer window. He has made it known that goals from all over the pitch is the aim, giving them unlimited outlets.
The Hammers recently endured the toughest fixture the Premier League has to offer but didn’t really do too bad, considering the scoreline was only 2-0 to the Reds. However, they were totally outmatched and a goal never came during 90 minutes of football.
In fact, it has been so poor for Moyes and the Hammers, they have only scored two goals in five games across all competitions. Jarrod’s 54 goals will absolutely have a positive effect on the London side.
The deal is still in the process of being complete, with the wages the holdup in concluding the transfer. Hull feels the transfer could collapse because of his wage demand.