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MAGPIES EYE BOWEN

Hull star attracts Bruce’s attention

NEWCASTLE boss Steve Bruce wants Hull’s Jarrod Bowen – but is willing to wait for the winger.
Bruce took Bowen to Humberside from Hereford in 2014 and his free-scoring form has confirmed the Toon chief ‘s belief that he is worth signing for a second time.
Bowen, 22, goes into today’s game at Middlesbrough with ten goals in all competitions already this season.
He is out of contract next summer, but Hull have an option to extend his existing deal for another year and are trying to protect their £20million-rated prize...

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