According to Daily Mirror, Jamie Vardy is considering a potential relocation to the Scottish Giants Rangers, which may mark the Mirror’s statement of The Mirror’s delivery of The Mirror, which could mark a major return for the experienced striker Champions League football.
If the deal is achieved, it will be the first time Vardy has played in Europe’s premier club competition since the 2016-17 season since starring in Leicester City during the prestigious European campaign.
Vardy was preparing to leave Leicester City at the age of 38, where he became a club idol.
Jamie Vardy is worshipped in Leicester City
The former England international scored 200 goals in 500 matches in 13 seasons at King Power Stadium, playing a key role in Leicester’s historic Premier League title in 2015-16 before reaching the Champions League quarterfinals the following year.
During that 2016-17 Champions League season, Vardy played nine games, netting against key goals from Spain’s Sevilla and Atletico Madrid.
The IS performance made Leicester resist the odds again, passing the promotion to the final eight games before being eliminated by Diego Simeone’s competitive sport.
Vardy is now a free agent, raising a lot of interest from multiple suitors in Europe and abroad.
Rangers can provide him with Champions League football
The Rangers have become a serious contender for his signature as they hope to strengthen the team with another Champions League qualification.
The Celtics won the Scottish Premier League, and the Rangers will enter the qualifying stage and can provide Valdy with a final shot at the highest stage in Europe.
As Fabrizio Romano reported today, the Scottish Giants will appoint Russell Martin as the new manager.
Forward Patson Daka, along with Vardy, is expected to leave the Foxes this summer.
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