Arsenal’s 18-year-old right back Vontae Daley-Campbell has left the club and joined Leicester.

A few days ago, the Leicester Mercury reported that Leicester City were set to make Daley-Campbell their second academy signing of the summer after he failed to agree terms on a professional contract with Arsenal.

The young right-back was on a scholarship deal with the Gunners last season, and he had a professional contract offer on the table, but he decided to run it down and leave instead.

The 18-year-old confirmed his departure in June.

As reported elsewhere – Vontae Daley-Campbell has joined Leicester from Arsenal. Had been tracked by a number of European clubs, including Schalke and RB Leipzig.

Will join up with Foxes' youth setup first but scouts last season viewed him as someone with very high potential.

— James Benge (@jamesbenge) July 1, 2019

It looks a bit of a strange move right now. There’s little chance Daley-Campbell will break into the first team at Leicester immediately, with Ricardo Pereira ahead of him and new signing James Justin also playing the position.

If Daley-Campbell wanted u23 football, he could’ve had it at Arsenal given Jordi Osei-Tutu’s loan departure. Perhaps he just wanted a change of scenery, or he thinks he’ll have a better chance of playing for Leicester’s first team in the long term.

Daley-Campbell also reportedly turned down RB Leipzig for the Foxes.

Hopefully, the move works out for the youngster, and you’d think if he’s turned down interest from high-profile clubs like Leipzig he must know there’s a plan in place for him.