Dr. Brar backs Jarred Bowen move as Tottenham chase winger

Tottenham Hotspur have been looking to sign a new forward in the ongoing summer transfer window, and they have been with a move for multiple wingers this off-season, one of them being West Ham ace Jarrod Bowen.

The North Londoners have been looking to sign the West Ham winger, and medical expert Dr Rajpal Brar insists that the England international would be an ideal target for the North Londoners owing to his fitness history.

He insists that it is all down to the winger being committed to his fitness level, which has helped him become a regular presence at the Olympic Stadium wearing the Hammers badge.

This comes after reports insisting that the North Londoners are looking at a potential move for Bowen, albeit West Ham quoting a £150m fee.

Fitness frenzy

Speaking about the prospects of having Bowen at White Hart Lane in an exclusive interview with Tottenham News, Dr. Brar said:

“He’s got a near-perfect fitness record. I’d reckon he’s extremely committed to all parts of his health – from his strength and conditioning to his nutrition to his sleep to recovery to stress mitigation. It’s all about cumulative and consistent effects that become exponential over time. Every top club looking to sign someone in that role would certainly be impressed with his fitness.“

Bowen would be an excellent addition to Tottenham considering his ability to fit into Ange Postecoglou’s style of play at White Hart Lane. He has proven his potential in the Premier League for years now, and he could level up with a move to the N17.

Bowen’s versatility ensures his presence across the offensive line.

However, at the moment any transfer for Bowen looks difficult owing to the mammoth price tag that West Ham have quoted on his services.

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We will see if anything changes going deep into the transfer window.