Exclusive reports from 'DaveOCKOP' reveal that Liverpool FC is considering West Ham United's captain, Jarrod Bowen, as one of their options in the upcoming summer transfer window. This move is part of their plan to strengthen the attacking line following the confirmed departure of Mohamed Salah at the end of the season.

According to the same source, Liverpool is working on identifying suitable alternatives to replace one of its most historic stars, with Bowen being one of the names the club is monitoring among several options in the Premier League.

The report clarified that Liverpool's interest in the player is not solely linked to West Ham's position in the league standings, where the team is close to the relegation zone, which could influence their transfer market decisions in case of relegation.

West Ham may be forced to sell some of their players if relegated, and Jarrod Bowen is one of the main candidates to leave, especially with the club's weakened bargaining power in such a scenario.

On the other hand, the report confirmed that Liverpool's interest in Bowen dates back further, as the player has been under observation for a long time, and his profile might resurface this summer depending on financial demands.

Bowen is having a good season with West Ham, scoring 8 goals and providing 8 assists in 32 Premier League matches, while also maintaining his presence with the England national team.

The player is 29 years old, which makes Liverpool's management approach the deal cautiously, considering their policy regarding signing players of this age.