US EditionLeicester teen becomes 2nd youngest PL player
- Monga became the second-youngest player in Premier League history during a match against Newcastle, playing 15 minutes as a substitute.
- Leicester's head coach Ruud van Nistelrooy expressed confidence that Monga's impact could be felt in the short term despite restrictions as a minor.
- Leicester was defeated 3-0 by Newcastle, with Jacob Murphy scoring twice for the winning team.
- Van Nistelrooy expressed frustration over the team's performance, indicating he felt he had exhausted his options without results.
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What now for Jeremy Monga as change of heart leaves Leicester with call to make
Jordan Blackwell discusses the big match talking points from Leicester City's latest defeat, a 3-0 reverse to Newcastle United, Ruud van Nistelrooy's unexpected reaction why empty seats should be a concern
Struggling Leicester sent a 15-year-old youngster to the pitch
Leicester City, likely to relegate to the Premier League at the end of the English Premier League season, sent the second-youngest player in Premier League history to the pitch in Monday's game against Newcastle United.
We should’ve seen the rise of City’s teen weapon coming after what he did on debut at 15
Medin Memeti is enjoying a fruitful first season in the Isuzu UTE A-League after graduating from Melbourne City’s academy. aleagues.com.au looks at the numbers behind the talented teenager. It wasn’t long ago Medin Memeti was playing in the second tier of Victorian football with Melbourne City’s academy. But the teenage sensation continues to make an impact in the A-Leagues, such has been his rapid rise through the ranks in Casey Fields. CLICK H…
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