Article by Alexandru Stanciu – published on Sunday, May 18, 2025 21:42 / Updated Sunday, May 18, 2025 21:42
Leicester's legendary striker Jamie Vardy (38), ticked new emblematic performances in his latest club match. The Englishman scored in the 2-0 victory against Ipswich, this being his number 200 in the 500th match for “foxes”.
Thus, Jamie Vardy ticked the goal with the number 145 in the Premier League, being 14th in the history of goalscorers in all time in the first English step.
Jamie Vardy scored the 200 goal for Leicester at the last match
Jamie Vardy, Leicester's captain, started his last match for “foxes”.
The moment that everyone was waiting for took place in the 29th minute, when Jamie Vardy scored his number 200 for the club. Clarke slipped slightly after the central area, Justin recovered the ball and advanced, then launched excellently on Vardy, who shot near Palmer for 1-0.
The club had already announced that Vardy will make its last appearance for Leicester in the penultimate stage of the Premier League, to be applauded by the entire stadium. Already relegated, Leicester has to play a traveling match, with Bournemouth.
In the 80th minute, Vardy, who played for 13 years for Leicester, was replaced, and his teammates made him a “honor guard” at the exit of the field.
Reached 38 years old, Vardy was transferred by Leicester in 2012 from the Fleetwood lower league team for a million pounds. Since then, it has probably become the most important player in the history of the club.
The title of the Premier League, a Cup of England, a supercup of England and two titles in Championship are the trophies won by Vardy in Leicester's shirt. It was the PREMIER League goalscorer in the 2019-2020 season, with 23 goals.
Jamie Vardy also divides another record in the Premier League, along with his last coach from Leicester, Ruud Van Nistelrooy. The two are the only players who managed to mark in 11 consecutive stages.
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