Man City's Jeremy Monga Set to Complete Medical Ahead of Swansea City Loan Move
Monga on the Move (Again)
Teenage wonderkid Jeremy Monga is in the headlines once again as he is set to undergo a medical ahead of formalising a loan move to Championship regulars Swansea City.
The young winger, who only turned 17-years-old this summer, is about to pack his bags once again.
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— Only Swans (@onlyswanss) September 1, 2026
It’s time for an update on the state of play on this frantic Deadline Day for Swansea City.
• Jeremy Monga looks set to join Swansea City on loan from Manchester City. That news first broke yesterday and is expected to be done by the deadline.
• Ben Cabango… pic.twitter.com/jHrLLitCD6
The former Leicester City academy Graduate made his Premier League and senior debut in April 2025 against eventual champions Liverpool.
He made the switch to Manchester City on the 11th July, signing a five-year contract with the Citizens, taking him through to the summer of 2031.
Monga was part of Enzo Maresca's pre-season squad in Hong Kong and no doubt the Italian manager had kept tabs on the Englishman during his time as Leicester City's head coach during the 2023/24 season.
Swansea City and Monga: A Match Made in Heaven
A Championship loan may well just be everything Monga requires and more.
It allows him to toughen up physically and build up the minutes in the tank, which he otherwise wouldn't get at Man City, given the competition of Jérémy Doku and Antoine Semenyo as well as the potential late arrival of Everton's Iliman Ndiaye.
🚨⚪️⚫️ EXCLUSIVE: Swansea agree deal to sign Jeremy Monga from Manchester City, here we go!
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 31, 2026
Verbal agreement in place on loan move for the talented winger, approved by #MCFC and Enzo Maresca as ideal destination to develop.
No buy clause as Monga returns to City in June 2027. pic.twitter.com/qaNDXMrmdL
Furthermore under the training and guidance of Swansea head coach Vítor Matos, Monga can expect to flourish. Matos was great at nurturing talent during his time at Liverpool as part of the coaching set up.
Who knows, Monga could form a devasting attacking partnership with Adam Idah in Swansea City's hope of a promotion push.
Harry Pascoe