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Manchester City sign winger Monga from Leicester
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Manchester City sign winger Monga from Leicester

From CNA · () English

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  • Manchester City has signed winger Jeremy Monga from Leicester City on a contract until 2031.
  • Monga, who turned 17 on Friday, reportedly joined City in a deal worth ยฃ10 million, including add-ons.
  • The England Under-19 international made his senior debut last year and played 37 times for Leicester last season.

Manchester City has secured the signing of winger Jeremy Monga from Leicester City, with the young talent agreeing to a contract that runs until 2031. The Premier League club announced the transfer on Saturday.

Monga, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Friday, is reported to have joined City in a deal valued at ยฃ10 million, which includes potential add-ons. This move marks a significant step in the career of the highly-rated prospect.

"When I became aware that Manchester City were interested, I knew instantly this was the right choice for me," Monga stated. "For any young footballer, to become part of this amazing club is a dream come true." The England Under-19 international's arrival at City is seen as a major coup for the club's youth development.

Last season, Monga featured in 37 matches across all competitions for Leicester, including seven appearances in the Premier League. He became the second-youngest player to debut in the Premier League last year, highlighting his rapid progression.

When I became aware that Manchester City were interested, I knew instantly this was the right choice for me. For any young footballer, to become part of this amazing club is a dream come true.

โ€” Jeremy MongaThe newly signed winger expressing his excitement about joining Manchester City.
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