Watch Ramsey's first goal as Man City & Real Madrid eye Leicester transfer

Join us as we cover two topics on this Monday afternoon at the start of a new week. Leicester City most recently drew 1-1 with Portsmouth at King Power Stadium after defeating Swansea City prior to that fixture. The Pompey result may not seem like it, but it was a real blow in a momentum sense.

Next up for the East Midlands team are Hull City at MKM Stadium on Tuesday evening. The Filbert Way outfit will be looking to return to winning ways; turning a Playoff spot into an automatic position is the ultimate aim in Leicestershire.

However, on this occasion we aren't looking ahead to the upcoming contest with the Tigers. No. We are going to watch and analyse Aaron Ramsey's first LCFC goal. The attacking midfielder has returned to the starting lineup after a dreadfully ill-advised challenge and red card which actually occurred on his debut at his adopted home. Surely the Burnley loanee has won the Blue Army faithful around with this latest act.

In addition to talking Ramsey, we shall also speak on a consistent transfer rumour which just won't go away. Unfortunately I have to inform City supporters of the likelihood of Jeremy Monga's eventual exit, considering the size of the clubs said to be monitoring the talented winger. It's only Manchester City and Real Madrid, after all.

Manchester City and Real Madrid eye Jeremy Monga for transfer

Monga will never be settled if speculation persists. He's so good that hearsay may be everlasting:

"According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, Leicester prodigy Monga is attracting attention from around European football following a blistering start to his career on the senior scene.

The report claims that both Real Madrid and Manchester City are interested in signing the 16-year-old from the East Midlands club in the near future."

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Watch Aaron Ramsey's first Leicester City goal

I am so glad that Ramsey had the mental fortitude to come back and prove himself to the LCFC support. Again, Abdul Fatawu must be praised as well as admired for his wonderful wing work and assist. Though Ramsey's finish was sublime from close range.