Liverpool legend names two West Ham players Liverpool should target if they’re relegated
Liverpool legend Jan Molby suggested the club should consider signing West Ham's Jarrod Bowen and Mateus Fernandes if the Hammers face relegation. He praised Bowen for his stylistic similarity to Mohamed Salah and hailed Fernandes as an exceptional, world-class talent destined to leave West Ham. Molby also expressed concerns about Liverpool’s recent performances, calling them unconvincing despite positive results. His comments reflect a mix of cautious optimism about the team’s form and strong interest in specific transfer targets.
- ▪Jan Molby believes Jarrod Bowen would be a valuable signing for Liverpool due to his playing style and profile.
- ▪Molby compared Mateus Fernandes to elite PSG midfielders and described him as a future star who won’t stay at West Ham.
- ▪Despite three straight wins, Molby criticized Liverpool’s performances as unconvincing and lacking tactical clarity.
- ▪He highlighted Liverpool’s struggles against Crystal Palace’s defensive structure and questioned their dominance.
- ▪Molby emphasized squad improvement through targeted recruitment rather than overreacting to current results.
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