Manchester City complete the signing of teenage winger Jeremy Monga from Leicester City, with reports putting the transfer fee between £10 million and £12.5 million. Multiple outlets say City agree terms with Leicester after Arsenal withdraw from talks, with Arsenal having explored a move for the 16-year-old. The Athletic reports Arsenal pull back because they consider Leicester’s valuation too high, while other reporting notes Arsenal’s offers were below Leicester’s asking price. Despite interest from several Premier League clubs, including Chelsea and Manchester United, City move ahead and are described as negotiating with Leicester and agreeing personal terms with Monga’s camp. One report says Monga becomes the third English player to join Manchester City in the current transfer window. The signing is also reported as being on a five-year contract. Monga has attracted attention following a professional contract arranged with Leicester that takes effect when he turns 17 on 10 July, and he has previously made a Premier League debut for Leicester at a young age and scored as a teenager in the Championship.