I agree there is some improvement in the visible satellite presentation, but there is no evidence of a new center forming. The center while away from convection, it's too early (as of 23Z) whether convection is showing some wrapping around the center; though it is not too far away from the center. You have to remember the north and east quadrants, relative to movement are expected to have stronger convection, as is this case here.
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