Manchester City are reportedly interested in signing 16-year-old Leicester City attacker Jeremy Monga next year.

According to a report by Graeme Bailey on TBR Football, Manchester City will face competition from Chelsea, Newcastle United, and Tottenham for 16-year-old Leicester City wonderkid Jeremy Monga.

Monga has done well in the EFL Championship, and his performances have attracted the attention of top teams. There is no doubt that the youngster is a tremendous prospect with a bright future, and he could prove to be a solid long-term acquisition for all four clubs.

Manchester City are currently frontrunners to get the deal done, and it will be interesting to see if they can secure an agreement with the Foxes.

Monga will be a quality long-term acquisition for Manchester City if they manage to get the deal across the line. They could use more quality and depth in the attacking unit, and the 16-year-old would be an asset. The opportunity to join Manchester City will be quite exciting for the player as well. It will be a huge step up in his career, and he would get to test himself at the highest level.

Meanwhile, Chelsea could use more quality on the flanks as well. They have done well to bring in plenty of young talents in recent windows, and it is clear that they are looking to build for the future. The 16-year-old Leicester City attacker would be another quality acquisition for them.

Newcastle and Spurs keen on Monga

Newcastle and Tottenham have exciting projects as well. They are competing in the UEFA Champions League right now, and they will look to fight for major trophies in the near future. They have talented young players at their disposal, and they are looking to improve the pool of young talent at the club.

It will be interesting to see which of the four clubs comes forward with an offer to sign the 16-year-old. He will certainly be attracted to the idea of joining a big club.

The move to the Premier League would be a step up for him, and regular football in the top flight could bring out the best in him.

The 16-year-old is not ready for the Premier League yet, and he is expected to join up with the youth team if he signs for a Premier League club. He should look to join a club where there is a clear pathway for his development, and he will be afforded first-team opportunities as well.