Manchester City have secured the move of 16‑year‑old winger Jeremy Monga from Leicester City. Monga broke into the Foxes’ first team last season, logging 27 Championship appearances, scoring once and delivering two assists. The teenager’s arrival marks City’s fourth summer signing under new manager Enzo Maresca, following French striker Mathys Detourbet, Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Pierce Charles, and England midfielder Elliot Anderson.

Leicester’s drop to League One last season forced the club to liquidate assets to meet English Football League financial rules. Selling a promising talent like Monga helps balance the books while giving the young winger a step up to a top Premier League club.

The transfer follows Anderson’s record £116 million fee, the most expensive British signing in history, and signals City’s continued focus on blending youth with experienced reinforcements. Maresca’s first signings aim to deepen the squad’s depth across all fronts.

Monga’s website quote—‘When I became aware that Manchester City were interested, I knew instantly this was the right choice for me’—illustrates the allure of a club that routinely develops prospects into Premier League contributors. For Leicester, the deal offers a financial lifeline; for City, it adds a high‑potential asset that could prove decisive in the campaign’s final push.