Jamie Vardy has scored 180 goals in 449 games for Leicester City and shows no signs of slowing down. At 37 years old, Vardy has no intentions of retiring anytime soon, despite his age and contract situation. He recently scored his tenth goal of the season in a game against Stoke City, and is expected to make his 450th appearance for Leicester against Watford this weekend.
Vardy has been a key player for Leicester since joining the team in 2012, scoring goals and winning three pieces of silverware. Despite a recent knee injury that kept him out of action in December, Vardy has returned to form and is determined to continue playing at the top level.
“Thirty-seven is just a number. You’re as young as you feel,” Vardy said. “I look after myself, keep myself fit, so I’ll keep going for as long as possible.” He credits his ability to stay fresh and recover quickly to his use of advanced technology for at-home recovery. Additionally, Vardy is open to learning new tactics and styles of play, as he continues to adapt and evolve in his career.
Overall, Vardy’s passion for the game and his dedication to maintaining his fitness and skills show that he has no intentions of hanging up his boots anytime soon.
