Leicester City star Jamie Vardy told to join Sheffield United

Jimmy Vardy was encouraged to consider an emotional return to his roots, as former English league midfielder Lee Hendari described a potential step to Sheffield Winzdai as a “wonderful” next step in his brilliant career.

VARDY Leicester City is scheduled to leave this summer as soon as his contract at King Power stadium ends, which puts an end to a wonderful chapter in the club’s history.

The 38 -year -old led a stunning rise from Leicester from the championship to the Premier League Champions, until last season, showing his permanent chapter by launching Foxes to the highest level in the league.

Despite a quieter Campaign in the Premier League this term, Vardy explained that he has no pension yet.

Speaking to World League World, Hinderi suggested that moving to Sheffield Winzdai, Vardy’s Boyhood Club, could be the ideal way for the attacker to continue his career.

“It is clear that it is outside the contract and it is widely known to be a fan of the owls,” Hendri told the football League.

“I think most clubs will look at Jimmy Vardy and believe they can definitely sign it.

“He has got a lot of potential, even at the time, at the present time, and it is clear that it is a free transition, so I think it will attract most clubs in the tournament knowing that he is able to score goals.

“We know that you may have struggled a little this season in the Premier League, so you feel that the likes of Sheffield Winzdai, if the links are present and there is a possibility that you will mark all the boxes for Jimmy Vardi, you think yes, this will be a great step.

“You thought Sheffield Winzdai is upward and it seems that perhaps there is a possibility to sell the football club, which may only inspire me to go there.”

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From the non -league football to the Premier League, the VARDY journey is a football miracle.

The season after the season, tore the defenses and proved itself at the highest level.

During his time in Leicester City, a number of Premier League clubs chased him, but he decided to stay in Leicester and prove his loyalty to the club that gave him the opportunity to prove himself.

Along with Vardy, Ruud Van NisstelroOy can go outside the club soon.

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