Former England international Jamie Vardy has parted ways with Cremonese after a single season, following the Tigers' relegation to Serie B. While his next destination remains unclear, the Daily Mail reports that the former Leicester striker, despite being 39, dreams of another season in the Premier League. He is fully aware that under these circumstances, his playing time would be limited, but he hopes to receive offers and realize his ambition.
Vardy boasts an impressive record of 500 appearances and 200 goals in English football, having won the Premier League title, the FA Cup, and the Community Shield. He also has two Championship titles to his name. He was named Player of the Season in 2015/16 and became the Premier League's top scorer in 2020. For the national team, he earned 26 caps and scored seven goals. During his stint with Cremonese, he played 28 matches and netted seven times. In November, he was recognized as Serie A's Player of the Month.