Jamie Vardy, Leicester City's legendary striker, is leaving the club after 13 years. Despite Leicester's relegation from Premier League, Vardy that he is not retiring from professional football.

Manchester United defeated Leicester City 5-2 in the EFL Cup round of 16 clash. 

Jamie Vardy has netted eight times in nine matchday one appearances in the Premier League, level with Alan Shearer, Frank Lampard and Wayne Rooney. Only Mohamed Salah with nine has more.  

Jamie Vardy is Leicester City's most successful goal-scorer, having found the back of the net 191 times from 465 appearances across all competitions so far.

Spurs drew the first blood thanks to Pedro Porro's first-half effort. Meanwhile, veteran Jamie Vardy, scored the equaliser with Leicester's first shot on the target, 13 minutes into the second-half. 

Steve Cooper is in advanced discussions to take over as Leicester City's new manager, succeeding Enzo Maresca. Cooper, who previously managed Nottingham Forest, is poised to tackle the challenges at Leicester, including a potential points deduction and player sales to comply with Premier League rules.

Jamie Vardy has signed a new one-year contract with Leicester City, extending his tenure at King Power Stadium to 12 years. The former England international netted 20 goals in 37 appearances, helping the Foxes secure promotion to the Premier League in the 2023-24 campaign. Vardy looks forward to another season in the top flight, with his manager for the upcoming season yet to be determined.

Graham Potter is the latest EPL boss to be sacked, as he has parted ways with Chelsea following a challenging tenure. While Leicester City approached him to replace Brendan Rodgers, he turned the proposal down. Here's why.

Leicester City will have to get into the business of finding a new club boss after parting ways with Brendan Rodgers after four years at the helm, with the Foxes battling relegation in the EPL.

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