Manchester City has shown interest in acquiring Jeremy Monga, a promising 15-year-old from Leicester's academy. To finalize the transfer this summer, City will need to appear before a tribunal to determine a compensatory payment for Leicester. Monga, known for his significant talent as a left winger, has been on the bench for Leicester's first team and participated in their training sessions. He is also part of the England U-16 national team. As Monga approaches his 16th birthday on July 10, he has been gaining attention for his explosive speed and exceptional dribbling skills, making him a rising star in English football. Currently playing with Leicester's U-21 team, he has not only caught the eye of Manchester City but also attracted interest from Real Madrid and Chelsea. Leicester's manager, Ruud van Nistelrooy, had intended for Monga to join the first team for the upcoming pre-season. However, given the club's current struggles in the Premier League relegation zone, retaining him may prove challenging.