Jamie Vardy has been linked with a surprise move to a Premier League club, although Hollywood-backed Wrexham have also shown interest.
Last week, Vardy announced that he will leave Leicester City after the 2024/25 season, ending his 13-year stay at the Foxes. – The thought of ending his career down in the Championship did not tempt the 38-year-old, who still believes he has more to give at the highest level. Preferably in England.
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After signing for just £1 million in 2012, Vardy became Leicester’s best player of the modern era – with a Premier League title and FA Cup victory as highlights.
Vardy will not play in the Championship
After the decision was made public, Vardy has been linked with several clubs, including Wrexham, who just secured promotion to the Championship.
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However, according to Sky Sports, the 38-year-old wants to continue in the Premier League and is not ready for a step down in the English league system.
It is also indicated that Vardy will only consider his future once the season is over.
Wolverhampton Wanderers who, after a very strong final spurt with an impressive string of three-pointers, have secured a place in the Premier League next season.
According to Football Insider, Wolverhampton Wanderers are considering a surprise attempt to sign Vardy.
This comes at the same time as Wolves’ top scorer Matheus Cunha is heavily linked with a move away from Molineux. Cunha, who is the club’s top scorer ahead of Jørgen Strand Larsen, is already said to agree to the personal terms at Manchester United.
Leicester tribute to a club legend
Leicester chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha said the following about Vardy’s departure:
Now the football world is eagerly awaiting where the legendary striker ends up – with the Premier League still as a clear target. – Leeds, who have just become a Premier League club again, are also looking in the direction of the Leicester legend. West Ham, who are now under the management of Graham Potter, have reportedly made contact with Jamie Vardy’s people.
