Jamie Vardy de Leicester City famous after scoring the first goal of his teams in the Premier League Football match between Leicester City and Ipswich Tower at King Power Stadium, Leicester, England, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Nigel French / Pa via AP)
Leicester, England – Jamie Vardy scored his 500th and last match for Leicester with a farewell goal – his 200th for the club he has been exactly 13 years.
The 38 -year -old striker scored in the 28th minute to place Leicester against Ipswich at the King Power Stadium in the Premier League on Sunday.
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Vardy ran to the local flag, released it and raised it in the air before being assaulted by his colleagues players of Leicester.
He was replaced in the 80th minute of a match that Leicester won 2-0 and received an honor guard by his teammates when he left the field. The fans have gone flags with the words “thank you for the vards”.
Entering a historic objective is an appropriate way to go out for Vardy, a player whom Leicester described as his “biggest ever” after having helped the team to win the title of Premier League in 2016 on pre-season ratings of 5000-1. Many Vardy teammates of this season, such as Wes Morgan and Shinji Okazaki, were present on Sunday to watch his latest Leicester match.
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In this winning campaign of the title, Vardy scored in a record of 11 consecutive games to inspire one of the major stories of oppressed in the history of sport. Vardy is still going strong, marking nine times in this campaign to safeguard his assertion that he can always play at the highest level. It was not announced where he will then play.
Leicester has another championship match after that – in Bournemouth on May 25 in the Premier League final – but Vardy’s last appearance for the team will be against Ipswich.
Vardy joined Leicester from the Fleetwood Town non -league team for 1 million pounds (now 1.33 million dollars) in May 2012 – exactly 13 years ago.
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