Following Jarrod Bowen's £20m move to West Ham United back in January of 2020, the right-winger got off to an extremely impressive start to life at the London Stadium - scoring one goal, registering four assists and creating four big chances over his 13 Premier League appearances during his debut campaign for the Hammers, with these returns seeing the forward earn a seasonal SofaScore match rating of 6.92.

However, while Bowen's upward trend of both goals and assists continued over his 38 league outings last term - with the 25-year-old bagging eight goals, providing four assists and creating 11 big chances in the top flight - the former Hull City winger was also the recipient of an accolade he would have been rather less proud of - his 24 withdrawals saw him ranked as the joint-most substituted player in the division.

Despite this statistic, the Englishman now appears to have proven that is a player worth keeping on the pitch for as long as possible, as, over his 26 Premier League appearances in the current campaign - in which he has scored eight goals, registered eight assists and created eight big chances - the £58m-rated forward has only been brought off ten times, playing the full 90 in each of the club's last 13 fixtures.

Indeed, so impressive has the £96k-per-week winger's form been this season that Liverpool are reported to be extremely interested in a £60m move for Bowen this summer, while the 25-year-old - who Daniel Gabbidon dubbed a "genius" - would also appear to be very much in contention for Gareth Southgate's England squad ahead of the 2022 Qatar World Cup this winter.

As such, considering Bowen's transformation from something of a bit-part player under David Moyes to becoming one of the most exciting forwards in the country, it would appear that the same could happen to another of West Ham's wide attacking talents - that of Said Benrahma.

Moyes can repeat Bowen trick with Benrahma

After being brought off in the 73rd minute of West Ham's 1-1 draw with Newcastle United last weekend, the Algeria international was very visibly frustrated with his manager's decision, with the pair having a frank exchange of words as the 26-year-old made his way back to the bench.

And, when taking into account the fact that Benrahma currently finds himself in an extremely similar situation to that of Bowen last season - having been withdrawn in 17 of his 20 Premier League starts this term, the most of any player in the division - the winger's frustrations are perhaps understandable.

Indeed, over his 23 league outings in the current campaign, the £42m-rated forward has actually been one of the Hammers' most impressive options in attack, having scored five goals and provided his teammates with four assists - ranking him as the club's third-most efficient attacking outlet, behind only Bowen and Michail Antonio.

However, while the £58k-per-week forward - who Joe Cole dubbed "unplayable" - may well be frustrated with his game time so far this season, Moyes has already proven with Bowen that, with a bit of patience, Benrahma could well go on to become a star player for the Irons in the not too distant future.

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