Has Leicester City icon Jamie Vardy's next club already been revealed? If we can in fact put our faith into reports on the matter, then the answer is potentially yes. Although, it's not that simple for interested Foxes fans awaiting the latest news on their footballing hero. Neither will neutral supporters keen on signing the veteran striker find it easy to decipher rampant Vardy speculation doing the rounds at present. Confusingly for observers, the ex-England hitman is wanted on at least two continents.
Along with this, countries all over the span of Europe eye a swoop for the 38-year-old. Will the wily centre forward, who football fanatics love to hate, emigrate to the United States to ball in the Major League Soccer division? Could Vards make the move to Spain and feature in LaLiga for Valencia? In addition to that continental European outfit, Italy side Como are another supposedly interested party.
But teams close to home are said to be options for the notorious and prosperous footballer as well. Scottish giants and fierce rivals Celtic and Rangers make Glasgow another potential destination. I could definitely see the passionate Englishman playing north of the border in Scotland's Premiership.
Though JV9 might just be boring and decide to stay in England, full stop. The Championship is apparently the less likely on his list of options for obvious reasons. That eventuality seems almost impossible due to Leicester's relegation to the second division. He'd surely feel reluctant to regularly play against and rival the Foxes!?
Premier League for Leicester City alum Jamie Vardy?
The Premier League appears to be the most plausible and feasible end of the line for the one-time Fleetwood Town player. Sides such as West Ham United and Everton were previously mentioned as possibilities.
Though Newcastle United and Sunderland are the most recent organisations linked with Vardy. Any football-loving North East club would suit Vards too. Details are below:
"FORMER Sunderland boss Gus Poyet thinks the Black Cats should consider a move for Jamie Vardy this summer as they plan for life in the Premier League. The 38-year-old has been linked from everyone from Valencia to Wrexham in recent weeks, with former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster even claiming Newcastle should make a move for the ex-England international"Northern Echo