Even though Jamie Vardy is already 37 years old, he yet made a significant contribution to Leicester’s first-ever Premier League promotion campaign.
According to the club, Leicester’s No. 9 played 1768 minutes in 35 games and contributed 18 goals and two assists. despite the fact that Vardy plays a more subdued position and isn’t our usual main striker.
Vardy’s abilities are undoubtedly being maximized by Enzo Maresca, who also gives the striker a break when the Foxes play two games in a week. The striker, who is currently 37 years old, is no longer able to start two games a week as he did when he was at his best.
Leicester has to have a potent backup striker because of this. Patson Daka, Tom Cannon, or attackers they bring in during the summer transfer window to be Vardy’s backup may fill that role.
Vardy has qualities on the field, but his experience will be even more valuable to LCFC. Whether he was battling relegation, mid-table mediocrity, taking on the conventional big six, or taking home the championship, he has worn the shirt in numerous Premier League campaigns! The manager will greatly benefit from Vardy’s and certain players’ experience in a team that is devoid of real-world experience in the league.
We’ve seen that discernment was crucial to the Championship, as demonstrated by Vardy
In a disjointed Brendan Rodgers system, Vardy scored three goals and provided three assists in his previous Premier League campaign. Later, with a new manager, he was Patson Daka’s and Kelechi Iheanacho’s backup striker.
According to John Percy, the legend of Leicester will sign a new contract. Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, the chairman, and Enzo had a sit-down conversation, and it appears that the Italian manager wants to keep the standout forward. The most crucial thing that City can do is lock down Vardy’s services for a minimum of another year and then let the great player handle things from there.
