BBC Final Score reporter Laura Kenyon on the impact of teenage Man City loanee Divine Mukasa at West Ham this season.

Nineteen-year-old Divine Mukasa secured a victory for West Ham against Swansea by scoring with the match's first shot on target. BBC Sport reporter Laura Kenyon highlights the England Under-19 international's growing influence at his boyhood club following his loan move from Manchester City, pointing to his composed finishing and standout performance.
Kenyon notes that Mukasa has earned the trust of manager Nuno Espirito Santo, tallying three goals across nine appearances out of 11 Championship fixtures. His decisive strike helped West Ham gain ground on the division leaders, raising speculation over whether his loan deal could become permanent in January.
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