Leeds United are reportedly interested in signing veteran striker Jamie Vardy on a free transfer as they prepare for their return to the Premier League next season. The 37-year-old forward is set to leave Leicester City this summer following the expiration of his contract, ending an iconic 12-year spell at the club.
Vardy, who famously helped Leicester win the Premier League title in 2016, is seen by Leeds as an experienced addition who can provide leadership and a proven goal-scoring threat. Despite his age, Vardy has shown he can still deliver at a high level, contributing important goals in Leicester’s promotion push this season.
Leeds United manager Daniel Farke is keen to add depth and experience to his attacking options as the club aims to establish itself in the top flight. Vardy’s winning mentality and top-level experience could prove vital both on and off the pitch.
Talks between Vardy’s representatives and Leeds are believed to be in the early stages, but the club is optimistic about securing the deal. If completed, Vardy would bring not only quality but also a strong dressing room presence as Leeds look to solidify their Premier League status.
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