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Jeremy Monga shines as a rare positive in Leicester City’s tough start, emerging as one of England’s brightest young talents
Despite Leicester City’s difficult start to life in the Championship, Jeremy Monga’s explosive pace, flair, and creativity have not gone unnoticed, with several top European clubs now tracking his progress.
According to TBR Football, Manchester City currently lead the race to sign the teenage winger — a player they narrowly missed out on last summer when he opted to remain within Leicester’s academy system.
Monga’s rapid ascent through the club’s ranks has been impressive.
The 16-year-old has transitioned seamlessly from youth football to the senior squad, recently establishing himself as a regular starter.
His ability to beat defenders with ease, combined with intelligent decision-making and composure in attacking situations, has made him one of Leicester’s brightest young prospects.
This season, Monga has already contributed a goal and an assist, but beyond statistics, it is his maturity and tactical awareness that have truly stood out.
Manchester City’s interest is long-standing. The Premier League champions have monitored his development for some time and consider him a perfect fit for Pep Guardiola’s long-term project.
However, Leicester face a major challenge — because Monga is only 16, he cannot yet sign a professional contract. That leaves the Foxes vulnerable to losing him before his 17th birthday.
City, though, are far from the only club keen on securing his signature. Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Newcastle United have all expressed interest, while Barcelona and Real Madrid are also believed to be watching closely.
The intense competition highlights the scale of Monga’s potential. Yet, leaving Leicester too soon could hinder his development.
At the King Power Stadium, he is already gaining vital senior experience in the Championship — something unlikely to be replicated at a major Premier League or European powerhouse, where he would almost certainly return to youth or reserve football.
