Manchester United are among several clubs monitoring Leicester City winger Jeremy Monga, though they face stiff competition for the teenager’s signature, according to a report by TEAMtalk.
United’s recruitment strategy in recent years has not only focused on strengthening the first team but also on securing emerging talent for the future. Prospects such as Ayden Heaven, Diego Leon, Chido Obi and Leny Yoro have all arrived with development in mind rather than immediate impact.

That approach is expected to continue this summer, although there remains an acceptance that proven, senior additions are also required to improve results in the short term.
According to TEAMtalk, United are weighing up a move for Monga ahead of the transfer window. Leicester’s precarious position, with the club staring at the possibility of dropping into League One, could leave them vulnerable to losing prized assets.
Monga, who has been described as “unreal”, is attracting interest from leading European sides including Juventus, Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund, as well as a number of Premier League clubs.
Still only 16 and yet to sign a professional deal, he faces a pivotal decision. Regular football will be key to his development, and any move may hinge on assurances over playing time, with a loan seen as a likely pathway.