Leicester City manager Russell Martin has moved quickly to reassure supporters over the future of academy star Jeremy Monga amid growing interest from Arsenal.
The 16-year-old winger has emerged as one of the most sought-after young talents in English football, with Arsenal pushing to secure his signature this summer.

Reports in recent weeks have suggested that talks between the two clubs are ongoing, while the Premier League champions are keen to bring the teenager to north London.
Despite the speculation, Martin is understood to have held direct discussions with Monga following his arrival at the King Power Stadium.
The new Leicester boss is believed to have outlined his plans for the club and stressed the important role he sees the youngster playing in the team’s future.
Monga has enjoyed a remarkable rise through the ranks, becoming one of the youngest players to feature in the Premier League before establishing himself as one of Leicester’s brightest prospects.
His rapid development has inevitably attracted attention from some of the biggest clubs in the country.
While Arsenal remain interested and have already made approaches for the player, Leicester are determined to keep hold of one of their most valuable young assets.
Recent reports indicate the Foxes have already rejected an opening offer from the Gunners.
For now, Martin is confident that Monga remains committed to Leicester’s project as preparations for the new season continue.