Jarrod Bowen of West Ham United learns from Dutch superstar Arjen Robben.
According to The Atheltic, West Ham player Jarrod Bowen frequently watches tapes of former Chelsea and Bayern Munich winger Arjen Robben to develop his all-round game.
According to Roshane Thomas on September 25, Bowen is inspired by Robben and is researching how he could glide past his man before shooting the shot on either foot.
The West Ham player hopes to emulate the Dutch star by being able to shoot with either foot after Hammers personnel thought his preference for his left foot meant he was offering less of a danger than he could.
Always striving towards betterment
A great player is never happy with their current position in their career. Bowen, at 26, still has plenty of time to develop as a player and transform his impact on the game into a more well-rounded threat.
Using one of the game’s greats as inspiration will help the winger grow individually, while his desire to eliminate the flaws that he and his coaching staff believe are affecting his game demonstrates how strong his mentality and passion to succeed are.
Always eager to improve his game, his headed goal against Liverpool earned him a comparison to Ian Wright live on BBC, which will act as extra motivation to improve his game and become a bigger threat.
Bowen has four goals and one assist in six Premier League games this season, demonstrating that he can carry the weight of expectation put on him as the Hammers’ major attacking outlet alongside striker Michail Antonio.
