West Ham United may face the prospect of losing their captain Jarrod Bowen in the upcoming summer transfer window, as several top clubs have expressed interest in signing him.

According to a report from Fussball Daten, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United are closely monitoring the 29-year-old forward and could make a move for him when the window opens.

With West Ham United at risk of relegation at the end of the season, Bowen is unlikely to want to play in the Championship. The England international is considered too talented for the second tier and is expected to seek a move that keeps him in the Premier League. His next destination will be something to watch closely.

Chelsea, who brought in Alejandro Garnacho and Jamie Gittens during the last transfer window, are in need of more consistent quality on the wings. Both signings have struggled to make a major impact, and Bowen’s proven Premier League experience makes him an attractive target. His ability to deliver goals and assists in the top flight could strengthen Chelsea’s attacking depth.

Meanwhile, Liverpool are also expected to look for reinforcements out wide. With Mohamed Salah set to leave Anfield this summer, Bowen could be an ideal replacement given he operates in a similar right-sided attacking role. His creativity and finishing could provide Liverpool with a reliable source of goals and assists in the final third.

Manchester United, having secured Champions League football for next season, are also aiming to bolster their squad with more experienced and high-quality players. Bowen’s pedigree and consistent performances in the Premier League make him a strong candidate to contribute significantly at Old Trafford. His versatility and work rate could prove valuable across multiple competitions.

Despite West Ham’s struggles this season, Bowen has been one of their standout performers, registering 10 goals and 11 assists across all competitions. Surrounded by higher-calibre teammates at a bigger club, his output could rise even further.