Swansea City are considering ending 17-year-old Manchester City winger Jeremy Monga's loan early in January. According to Swansea Independent, chief executive Tom Gorringe is already discussing the financial terms of a termination.
Swansea initially paid £1 million for the loan. They now hope to reduce that fee to £500,000 and stop paying the player's wages from January. According to the source, the weekly costs are either £13,000 or £20,000, though the latter figure has not been confirmed.
Monga has yet to make an appearance for Swansea. However, some at the club believe he deserves a chance because of his work in training. The youngster is still adapting to the demands of senior football.
If the parties agree to end the loan early, Manchester City could send Monga to another club.
