The club has described him as their "greatest ever player"
Leicester City have described Jamie Vardy as their "greatest ever player", as he's set to leave at the end of the season.
Vardy is calling time on a 13-year-spell at the club, whose relegation to the Championship was confirmed at the weekend.
The 38 year-old had signed a 12 month contract extension last summer.
He was an integral part of the Foxes squad that claimed the Premier League title in 2016, scoring 24 goals.
He also won the FA Cup in 2021.
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