There have been plenty of departures from Leicester City this summer since the club were relegated to League One.Ten of the players to head for the exit were out of contract and needed to move on to ease the burden on the club’s finances after demotion to the third tier. Others were experienced performers who had to be sold, including Harry Winks, while Jannik Vestergaard’s last contracted year was paid up so he could also move on.Then there were the young assets who were expected to be sold off, such as Bilal El Khannouss (who made his loan move to VfB Stuttgart permanent) and Abdul Fatawu (who signed for Ipswich), and others whom Leicester might have wished to keep. Among their number was Jeremy Monga, the 17-year-old who broke through into the first team two seasons ago aged just 15 but has now been snapped up by Manchester City as Leicester have slipped down the transfer food chain.Yet Monga hasn’t been the only teenage talent to be lured away by former Leicester boss Enzo Maresca’s new club. Manchester City have also raided Leicester’s productive academy, which has developed a number of budding stars including Monga and Manchester United target Louis Page. This time for attacking midfielder Darren Motsi.To kick-start this season’s return of The Prospects, our weekly column looking at some of the youngsters making a positive impression in under-21s football, we cast our eye over the England youth international who swapped Leicester for Manchester this summer.The playerName: Darren MotsiClub: Manchester CityDate of birth: July 11, 2010 (16)Position: Attacking midfielderThe back storyWhile Monga was the hot new prospect at Leicester, there was a similar buzz surrounding the emergence of Motsi, who was born in England to Zimbabwean parents.While still only 15, the left-footed attacking midfielder was playing in the under-21s and attracting plenty of attention last season.