Key Points

  • Jamie Vardy confirms final match for Leicester City.
  • Ends legendary career with 188 goals in all competitions.
  • Leaves behind an iconic Premier League legacy.

Jamie Vardy’s Emotional Leciester Farewell

Jamie Vardy officially confirmed that his final match in a Leicester City shirt has been played, closing the chapter on one of the most remarkable careers in modern English football. The 38-year-old striker, who joined Leicester from Fleetwood Town in 2012 for just £1 million, departs having left an indelible mark on the club’s history.

“To have been part of this journey is something I’ll never forget,” Vardy said in his post-match interview, visibly emotional as he waved to fans at the King Power Stadium.

Vardy’s final appearance came in Leicester’s 2–0 win on the final day of the 2024–25 season, helping seal a top-half finish.


Vardy’s Impact at Leicester

Jamie Vardy played 438 matches for Leicester City and scored 188 goals, placing him among the top Premier League scorers of all time. He was a driving force in Leicester’s miraculous 2015–16 Premier League title win and earned the Premier League Golden Boot in 2019–20.

Jamie Vardy Career Stats at Leicester

SeasonMatchesGoalsHighlights
2015–163624Premier League title winner
2019–203523Premier League Golden Boot
Total438188All-time Leicester top scorer

Reaction and Legacy

Leicester fans gave Vardy a standing ovation in his final outing, while tributes poured in from across the footballing world. Brendan Rodgers, former Leicester manager, said: *”Jamie redefined what it means to be a Premier League striker. Relentless, fearless, and loyal.”

His career will be remembered not just for goals, but for his incredible journey from non-league football to international stardom. Vardy’s story will continue to inspire aspiring players for generations.


What’s Next for Leicester?

Vardy’s departure signals the end of an era, and Leicester City must now look to the future. With young talents like Patson Daka and Kelechi Iheanacho in the squad, the club aims to rebuild its attacking force.

Jamie Vardy’s legacy is already written into Leicester’s history books—and into the hearts of fans.