' Jamie Vardy Set To '
Sat Jun 18, 2016 8:51 am
Jamie Vardy set to stay at Leicester, says club's vice-chairman
By Claire Corkery
18/06/16
Jamie Vardy has been linked with a £20m move to Arsenal
Leicester's vice-chairman believes the club will keep Jamie Vardy, despite the striker being linked with a £20m move to Arsenal.
Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha says England international Vardy is likely to stay with the Foxes.
After an impressive season which saw him score 24 goals for the surprise Premier League title winners, Vardy has emerged as a transfer target for Arsene Wenger's Gunners.
By Claire Corkery
18/06/16
Jamie Vardy has been linked with a £20m move to Arsenal
Leicester's vice-chairman believes the club will keep Jamie Vardy, despite the striker being linked with a £20m move to Arsenal.
Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha says England international Vardy is likely to stay with the Foxes.
After an impressive season which saw him score 24 goals for the surprise Premier League title winners, Vardy has emerged as a transfer target for Arsene Wenger's Gunners.
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Re: ' Jamie Vardy Set To '
Sat Jun 18, 2016 2:09 pm
I can see the sense of a decision like that, as Vardy will feel he has achieved more than his life's footballing ambitions at Leicester. He has won the Premier League, played (and scored) for England and is about to embark on a Champions League adventure regardless of who he is playing for 
The only questions he can have are:
Will Arsenal change their game style to suit?
Will he miss the camaraderie that is so obviously in the Leicester City camp?
Does he owe Leicester (like others around him) one more season whilst they compete in the Champions League?
Will he regret not playing for a legendary (or 'big name') football club once he is retired?
The answer to all of those is open to debate, but if he stays he will have my admiration because I have to be honest and say that if I was in his position, I would be seriously looking to add a 'big name' club to my CV before I retired to write a book, star in a film and gloat about my career to my grand children!
The only questions he can have are:
Will Arsenal change their game style to suit?
Will he miss the camaraderie that is so obviously in the Leicester City camp?
Does he owe Leicester (like others around him) one more season whilst they compete in the Champions League?
Will he regret not playing for a legendary (or 'big name') football club once he is retired?
The answer to all of those is open to debate, but if he stays he will have my admiration because I have to be honest and say that if I was in his position, I would be seriously looking to add a 'big name' club to my CV before I retired to write a book, star in a film and gloat about my career to my grand children!