According to Jordan Clark on Twitter, Swansea City could be set to lose Sam Surridge in the January transfer window as parent club AFC Bournemouth are weighing up the possibility of recalling him.
Surridge hasn't been a regular in the starting lineup for the Swans so far this season, however he has still been able to make 18 appearances and scored five goals for Steve Cooper's side.
On a season-long loan deal at The Liberty Stadium, the 21-year-old striker has been gaining experience at a higher level in the Football League as he continues to develop the way that Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe wants him to.
Having grown physically and gained an eye for goal over recent years, the striker could now be set for a recall as the Cherries are lacking striker options. 18-year-old Christian Saydee was the only striker option on the bench in the absence of Josh King, who has a hamstring injury on Saturday.
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Surridge may not be a starter for Swansea, but he could be a good option to have around for the Premier League side and Swansea fans will be disappointed to see the youngster leave The Liberty Stadium in January if he was to head back to the south coast.
The striker has become a fan favourite in south Wales after making his mark this season. His goals tally and the physicality that he has shown when up against some physical defenders has put the opposition at unease and given the Swans a focal point.
While a section of Swansea's support may be disappointed to see the striker head back to Bournemouth for the second half of the season, some will view it as a chance for one of their young strikers within a promising under-23s setup to step up, or some funds could go on recruiting another striker.
Surridge has divided opinion between the Swans' support across his first few months at The Liberty Stadium so far, but many will be disappointed to see him go as they will feel that he should have been handed a regular starting berth while with Swansea.