Monday 14 December 2015 10:40, UK
James Wilson's immediate impact in the Championship with Brighton has increased the possibility that he could be recalled by Manchester United.
The striker has scored in his last two games for Chris Hughton's side to help them remain unbeaten and stay top of the table.
After netting a fine solo effort in last week's 3-2 win against Charlton, Wilson also got the opener with a near-post volley in Saturday's 2-2 draw at Derby.
Wilson, 20, was signed on a youth loan by Albion which gives United the right of recall from the end of December, and it seems increasingly likely he could be taken back by United manager Louis van Gaal given his parent team's poor form in recent weeks.
Wilson's temporary move from Old Trafford was something of a surprise given the lack of recognised forwards in United's squad.
Robin van Persie, Radamel Falcao and Javier Hernandez all left the club in the summer leaving them short of attackers.
Hernandez's departure has been hard for fans to stomach given he has scored two more goals for new club Bayer Leverkusen in the last two months than United have as a whole.
It seemed as the new season began that Wilson, who turned 20 at the start of the month, would get more opportunities to play.
However, he only played the final eight minutes of a 3-0 loss at Arsenal and the first half against Middlesbrough in the Capital One Cup before being moved on.
Anthony Martial and Wayne Rooney are now the only strikers Van Gaal has to call upon, but Martial has not scored in the Premier League since September.
Although Rooney did find the net more recently during a 3-0 win at Everton in October, that strike is one of only two he has in the league.
United lost 2-1 at Bournemouth on Saturday and have failed to win any of their last five games, although they did win their previous three, a run which came after four consecutive draws.
England U21 international Wilson is due to spend the rest of the campaign with Brighton but it remains to be seen if he will see the deal out.
He recently said he was not thinking about an early return to United, insisting he had gone out on loan to score goals and help Hughton's men win promotion.
