Jarrod Bowen’s feelings about Tottenham transfer rumours are under the spotlight as West Ham edge toward relegation trouble.

Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United may be fierce rivals, but the clubs briefly set that aside in the summer to complete their first piece of business together since 2011. Spurs have clearly gained the most from that deal, sitting fifth in the Premier League with Mohammed Kudus shining, while West Ham struggle down in 18th.

Tottenham are pushing for a return to the Champions League and have now set their sights on another key West Ham figure: Jarrod Bowen.

Reports continue to link Bowen with Spurs, with Liverpool also monitoring the situation as they search for reinforcements following Luis Díaz’s exit. Bowen has been one of West Ham’s standout performers this season, and losing him would be a major setback.

Despite the growing interest, Bowen remains fully committed to West Ham. Journalist Pete O’Rourke told Football Insider that Bowen is essentially the club’s only untouchable player, stressing his importance and long-term contract that runs until 2030. He remains the heartbeat of the squad, and West Ham have no pressure to sell.

West Ham’s stance is firm: while many players could be moved on for the right price, Bowen is not among them. His strong form and influence mean that even Champions League football is unlikely to tempt him away from the London Stadium at this stage.