
Jeremy Monga, a 15-year-old football prodigy from Leicester City, recently made headlines as the second-youngest player in Premier League history.
He debuted during Leicester's 3-0 loss to Newcastle United, coming on as a substitute at just 15 years and 271 days old.
He debuted during Leicester's 3-0 loss to Newcastle United, coming on as a substitute at just 15 years and 271 days old.
What stood out during his debut was his blank jersey, devoid of the team's gambling sponsor logo. This was due to Britain's Gambling Act 2005, which prohibits players under 18 from wearing kits displaying gambling-related advertisements. Leicester City's home kit is sponsored by an online cryptocurrency gaming platform, making Monga ineligible to wear it.
Despite the team's struggles, Monga's performance showcased his potential, with Leicester's manager, Ruud van Nistelrooy, praising his speed and talent.
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