West Ham United midfielder Jarrod Bowen insists the squad can reach their targets even without any January additions.

Hammers boss David Moyes was left frustrated in his search for a centre-half and a striker when the transfer window closed on Monday night.

Bowen told the PA news agency: “I think if you look at the games we've had already, we've had 23 Premier League games, the Europa League, Carabao Cup games, the FA Cup as well.

“We've had a lot of games already and the squad has done more than enough right now, so now it's about as a team pushing forward again over the second half of the season."

Michail Antonio remains the club's only recognised senior striker, but Bowen has filled in up front when the Jamaica international has been unavailable.

"I've played up front a few times now with different injuries and suspensions and I've enjoyed it up there," he added.

"I like playing up there so if I'm needed to play up front I'll play there."