Jamie Vardy has left Leicester City following their relegation from the Premier League. The club has now suffered another drop and will play in League One, ten years after winning the Premier League title in 2015/16.
Leicester were deducted six points for breaching financial rules, but their poor form also played a major role. They failed to win any of their last seven league matches and confirmed relegation after a 2–2 draw with Hull City.

Earlier results included defeats to Portsmouth, Swansea City, and QPR, along with draws against Watford, Preston North End, and Sheffield Wednesday. The team struggled despite having experienced players in the squad.
This double relegation places Leicester among clubs like Sunderland and Luton Town who have dropped from the Premier League to the third tier in consecutive seasons.
Jamie Vardy, one of the club’s greatest players, has already moved on. He is now playing for Cremonese in Italy, where he has scored 5 goals in 25 appearances at the age of 39.
Vardy’s career is considered one of football’s greatest success stories. He started in non-league football with Stocksbridge Park Steels after being released by Sheffield Wednesday. He later played for Halifax Town and Fleetwood Town before joining Leicester.
At Leicester, he scored 200 goals in 500 matches and became a club legend. He was central to their rise, including the 2015/16 Premier League title win.
Reports say Vardy and his partner Rebekah are preparing a new reality TV series called The Vardys. The show will follow their lives as they prepare to leave Leicester after 13 years and start a new chapter abroad.
The series will reportedly include Vardy’s final moments at the club, including his 200th goal, and show behind-the-scenes family life.
Leicester’s fall to League One is seen as a major collapse for a club that recently won the Premier League, the FA Cup in 2021, and reached European semi-finals.
Vardy was at the centre of all those achievements, remaining with the club through promotions, success, and now relegation.
The drop to League One marks a dramatic end to a golden era in the club’s history.