West Ham United confirm captain Jarrod Bowen has fractured left foot

Premier League club West Ham United announced that captain Jarrod Bowen has broken his left foot and will miss the game due to injury, but did not disclose a return date.

In West Ham United's 0-5 defeat to Liverpool, Bowen was substituted in the 60th minute due to injury. After that, West Ham United issued a statement saying: "Jarrod Bowen was injured on Sunday. Suffered a foot injury in the Premier League game against Liverpool."

"Bowen sustained a fractured left foot during the first half of the game at the London Stadium and is expected to miss the club's matches in the new year."

The 28- year-old Bowen joined West Ham United in January 2020 for a transfer fee of approximately £22 million and signed a five-and-a-half-year contract. However, in August 2024, Bowen was appointed West Ham United manager. Captain of the league.

While Bowen's absence is a blow to West Ham United, the club has also received some positive news. West Ham striker Michail Antonio has been injured in a car accident on December 7. After more than 3 weeks of treatment, I was finally discharged from the hospital.

Antonio underwent surgery for a broken lower limb and was rescued from the car after the accident and was then taken to a central London hospital for treatment. Antonio is the player with the most Premier League goals in West Ham United's history and has represented the team so far. 268 appearances, 68 goals. Once Antonio fully recovers, he will strive to return as soon as possible.