Chelsea and Man City among the European giants who keep the eyelashes on the 15 -year -old Leicester star Jeremy Monga

Manchester City and Chelsea are among the main European clubs that are close to Jeremy Monga, 15, who is already regularly training with the first team.

Paris St Germain and Barcelona have also made consultations about Monga, an end that can also play in other roles in the front line. It was included in the recent draw of the Leicester FA Cup at Manchester United, and almost made the bench for its defeat in the Carabao Cup in Old Trafford last October.

Monga is already an International of England U-16 and is considered one of the best perspectives that Leicester has produced.

Players cannot sign a professional contract before turning 17, and Monga will not reach that age until July 2010.

That leaves Leicester vulnerable to richer clubs, although they are desperate to avoid a repetition of Trey Nyoni's move to Liverpool in September 2023.

Like Monga, Nyoni was one of the best talents at the Leicester Academy, but was persuaded to move to Anfield at age 16.

Jeremy Monga is already considered one of the best perspectives that Leicester has produced

Manchester City and Chelsea are among the main European clubs that keep a nearby eye

Chelsea is also interested in the 15 -year -old, who can play roles in the front line

Now 17 years, he has made 15 senior appearances for the reds, with the compensation package because Leicester must still be determined.

Monga has played six times in the Premier League 2, registering a goal and an assistance. Another of Leicester's best young people, Jake Evans, 16, has nine goals in 11 Premier League 2 games.

“This club is a great way for young talents to get training from the first team, football of the first team in the Premier League at an early age,” said Leicester's head, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, earlier this month. 'There are not many clubs that can offer that.

'There is a great academy here and I look inside to strengthen. When players are good enough, age does not care and can help the team and team.