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Jamie Vardy was encouraged to consider the sentimental return to his roots, and former Premier League midfielder Lee Hendrie described a potential move at Sheffield on Wednesday as an “incredible” next step in his glorious career.
Vardy should leave Leicester City this summer after his contract at King Power Stadium officially expires, bringing the end of the club’s outstanding chapter in the club’s history.
The 38-year-old was famously led by the amazing rise of Leicester from the Championship to the Premier League champion, and even last season, demonstrating his lasting class, shooting foxes back into a top flight with 18 league goals.
Despite a quieter Premier League campaign in this term, Vardy made it clear that there are still no plans for retirement.
Speaking The world of the football leagueHendrie suggested that the transition to Sheffield on Wednesday, Vardy’s boyish club, could be the perfect way for the striker to continue his career.
“Obviously, he is out of the contract and is widely known to be a fan of Owls,” “ Hendrie told the football league.
“I think most clubs will watch Jamie Vardy and think they could certainly sign it.
“There is so much potential, even in the age at the moment, and obviously a free transfer, so I think it would like to most of the clubs in the championship knowing that he is able to still score goals.
“We know that he probably fought a little this season in the Premier League, so you think Wednesdays like Sheffield, if the relationships are there and there is a possibility that all the Jamie Vardy boxes are denoting, you would think that would be an amazing move.
“You would think sheffield is on the rise on Wednesday and it seems that there may be a potential for the sale of a football club, which could only inspire him to go there.”
Jamie Vardy was always loyal to Leicester City
From football not leagues to Royalty Premier League, Vardy’s trip is a football miracle.
The season after the season separated the defense and proved himself at the highest level.
During his stay in Leicester City, he was persecuted by a series of the best clubs of the Premier League, but decided to stay in Leicester and prove his loyalty to the club who gave him the opportunity to prove himself.
Together with Vardy, RUUD VAN NONSLROOY could also soon start from the club.
Key star Leicester City “too good for championship” was said to “move on” this summer
