The Leicester legend left the club last summer after an unforgettable 13-year spell at the King Power Stadium, where he scored 200 goals in 500 appearances and helped the Foxes win the Premier League and FA Cup. After leaving Leicester, the veteran striker joined Italian side US Cremonese in Serie A.
Vardy, now 39, still has the option to extend his stay with Cremonese for another year if the club avoids relegation. However, reports from Gazzetta dello Sport claim the striker is considering turning down that option because of his desire to return to Leicester.

The report also suggests Vardy could return in a player-coach role, combining playing duties with work behind the scenes as he approaches the final stage of his career.
Despite his age, Vardy has remained an important player for Cremonese this season, starting 22 league matches and scoring six goals during the club’s fight for survival in Serie A.
Meanwhile, Leicester have struggled to replace the impact of their iconic number nine since his departure. With Jordan Ayew and Patson Daka both expected to leave this summer, the Foxes may head into next season without an experienced senior striker.
The possibility of Vardy returning to the King Power Stadium has already sparked excitement among supporters, many of whom would love to see the club legend wear the blue shirt one final time before retirement.