Leicester City have turned down an opening approach from Arsenal for highly-rated youngster Jeremy Monga, with the teenager continuing to attract significant interest from some of the Premier League’s biggest clubs.
Arsenal are understood to have made their first move in an attempt to secure the services of the talented prospect, but Leicester have rejected the initial offer as discussions between the two clubs remain ongoing.

Monga is regarded as one of the brightest young talents in English football and has already generated considerable excitement due to his performances at youth level.
His rapid development has not gone unnoticed, with Arsenal keen to strengthen their academy ranks by bringing the youngster to North London.
The situation is complicated slightly by the player’s age. Monga will not be eligible to sign a professional contract with Leicester until he turns 17 in July, meaning any long-term arrangements are likely to be addressed once that milestone is reached.
Despite Leicester’s decision to reject the opening proposal, there remains confidence that an agreement can eventually be reached.
Both clubs are expected to continue negotiations in the coming weeks as they seek a valuation that reflects the teenager’s growing reputation and immense potential.
“The likelihood is the two clubs will eventually agree a deal that reflects his potential and talent”
With interest showing no signs of fading, Monga’s future is set to remain a major talking point throughout the summer transfer window.