England’s Jarrod Bowen had a goal ruled out by VAR on Tuesday (Picture: Getty)

Liverpool legend Mark Lawrenson feels England and West Ham star Jarrod Bowen could be the man to replace Mohamed Salah in the summer window.

While Lawrenson has acknowledged that it will be almost impossible to find a -like-for-like replacement, he says Bowen is ‘very much a possibility’ for the Reds, given that his old club will likely prioritise transfer funds for a new centre-back.

Lawrenson rates Bowen for his versality, goalscoring agility and hard-working attitude – traits which have earned him seven caps for the Three Lions thus far.

Bowen has been in fine form for West Ham this season, conjuring up 14 goals and three assists across 28 Premier League games.
Salah, meanwhile, has strongly been linked with the Saudi Pro League and former Premier League striker Mido claims the Egyptian has already agreed a move.

Should that be the case, Liverpool will have a spot to fill and Lawrenson thinks Bowen may go to Anfield at the end of the season.

‘Jarrod Bowen to Liverpool is very much a possibility,’ Lawrenson told Paddy Power.

Mohamed Salah has been strongly linked to the Saudi league (Picture: Getty)

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