Veteran striker Jamie Vardy has signed a brand new one-year contract at Leicester.
The 37-year-old, who signed from Fleetwood in 2012, will lengthen his keep on the King Energy right into a thirteenth season after agreeing a deal for the 2024/25 marketing campaign.
The previous England worldwide scored 20 objectives in 37 appearances because the Foxes received promotion to the Premier League within the 23/24 marketing campaign.
Vardy stated: “To get the numbers that I did [last season], I’m delighted with it, but there’s still more to come.
“I take care of myself. I’ve all the time stated that age is only a quantity. My legs really feel high-quality in order that’s why I keep on till my legs say, ‘That is it, recreation over’. There can be a day when that comes, however that is not proper now.
“We look forward to another season in the Premier League and seeing what we can do. One hundred per cent, it’s the best league in the world. That’s where you want to be playing your football.”
Vardy has scored 190 objectives in 464 video games for the membership and has received the Premier League and FA Cup.
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Jamie Vardy could not resist pulling off a slide throughout the floor at Deepdale after Leicester sealed the Championship title
However who his supervisor can be subsequent season stays unknown, with the membership’s seek for a brand new boss nonetheless ongoing.
Enzo Maresca, who guided the membership to the Championship title in his solely season in cost, left earlier this week to go to Chelsea.
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The 2024 summer time switch window within the Premier League formally opens on Friday June 14 – the identical day that Euro 2024 begins.
The window will shut on August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and at midnight in Scotland.
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