- Vardy unlikely to join Wrexham
- Striker likely to sign new Leicester contract
- Foxes’ transfer embargo to be lifted in June
WHAT HAPPENED?
The Foxes legend was linked with a move to newly promoted League One side Wrexham, however, The Telegraph reports that Vardy is now close to signing a new one-year deal with his club. After agreeing to stay at Leicester City amid interest from other European clubs, manager Enzo Maresca reportedly wants the team to offer new deals to the English striker and Denmark international Jannik Vestergaard.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
The Championship 2023/24 winners were charged with breaching Premier League’s PSR rules in March but the club will not face a points deduction at the beginning of the new season. They currently have a transfer embargo imposed on them by the Football League which prevents them from negotiating new contracts but the ban will be lifted next month.
DID YOU KNOW?
Earlier this month, the Red Dragons director Humphrey Ker had hinted that the club could consider signing the veteran striker as a free agent as they look to rebuild their squad after gaining promotion to the third tier.
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WHAT NEXT FOR LEICESTER CITY?
While 37-year-old Vardy is all set to put pen to paper and commit his future to the club, the Foxes could lose players like Marc Albrighton, Wilfred Ndidi, Kelechi Iheanacho and Dennis Praet in the summer.
