Jarrod Bowen commits to West Ham after 'contract adjustment' | OneFootball

Jarrod Bowen will stay at West Ham United despite the club's relegation to the Championship after agreeing a 'contract adjustment' with the club.

The England international had been linked with a move away from the Irons in recent weeks with Premier League sides said to be keen on the forward. However, it appears that Bowen will now stay with West Ham for the 2026/27 campaign after agreeing a revised contract according to Roshane Thomas of The Athletic.

That change in contract does not extend Bowen's stay at the club, with terms still running until the end of the 2029/30 season, but does ensure he will be a Hammers player for the upcoming season.

Bowen has been a key player for West Ham since joining the club in January 2020, having featured 281 times for the Irons since his arrival, scoring 85 goals and making 58 assists. 

Last season, the former Hull City man netted 11 times and made 12 assists for his side but wasn't able to keep them in the top flight.