Swansea have confirmed their final deal of the summer
Jeremy Monga has joined Swansea City on loan(Image: Getty)
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Swansea City have confirmed the signing of talented Manchester City youngster Jeremy Monga on a season-long loan.
The 17-year-old is Swansea's tenth new signing of what's been a busy summer window, and adds further depth to their stock of wide options.
Monga arrived at the Etihad from Leicester City earlier this summer in a £10mi deal, having previously made his Premier League debut wih the Foxes at the age of just 15 years and 271 days against Newcastle United in April 2025.
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It means the teenager is the third-youngest player to have played in the Premier League, and he's unsurprisingly highly rated at the Premier League giants.
As well as making seven Premier League appearances at the age of 15, Monga also racked up 27 in the Championship last season in what was a struggling Leicester side.
After completing a medical, Monga was in attendance to watch Swansea's 2-0 win over Watford on Tuesday night, and despite the window closing at 11pm last night, his move has now gone through.
He joins a healthy stock of wingers at SA1, with Moussa Yeo and Jospeh Opoku also joining this summer.
Zeidane Inoussa and Ronald are also still at the club, after both saw their respective moves on deadline day break down.
Swansea City head coach Vitor Matos said: “Jeremy is a very exciting young player, one whose abilities are not common in players of his age.
“He has gained plenty of experience of first-team and Championship football, and has looked confident and shown an ability to effect games at this level.
“We are delighted he and Manchester City have chosen Swansea as the place where they feel he can continue to develop and improve, and we are eager to see what he brings to the group.”
Sporting director Ben Stevens added: “Jeremy is a highly talented winger with exciting ability on the ball, as demonstrated by Manchester City’s belief in his qualities.”
“We are all looking forward to seeing him contribute to our season and helping him fulfil his development potential.”
Meanwhile, Swansea striker Ross Stewart looks set to miss Swansea City's next four matches because of a quad injury.
The 30-year-old has made only one substitute appearance since joining on a free transfer last month.
He's now expected to miss Swansea's home game against Wrexham on Saturday, the trip to former club Southampton, and fixtures against Burnley and Lincoln City
"Ross had a soft tissue injury, not massive, but probably he can return in the international break," said Matos.
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