Jimmy Vardy dealt with Farewell Leicester as another player

Ruud Van Nisstelroyy says it was usual for Jimmy Vardy this week as he was preparing to play his final match with Leicester City on Sunday.

The former international in England will play its 500th place and will occupy its last appearance with Foxes when it hosts iPSWich in a clash between two teams who will play in the tournament next season after relegation.

Vardy has already explained his intention to play after leaving Leicester, but it aims to hike high by scoring his 200 goal for the club.

When asked if he had noticed anything different from Fardi this week, Van Nestlewi said: “Nothing is preparing to win the match on Sunday, this is what he does.

“It was good for many years because of this mentality, criticism or praise was not disturbed, as he is thinking about performance. There is nothing different from how he is in the place.

Of course, the team will lead on Sunday.

“It is important to prepare the match as I always do. Today, and tomorrow is great in it. Prepare the team with the best of our power as the team’s employees to perform as much as possible, and this is the most important thing I can do and the rest is up to him and he will be ready for that.”

On Fardy’s legacy 📜

“When you play 500 games, nearly 200 goals, and this says everything. During his 13th seasons in this club and prizes, individual prizes, he won, it is the total package for one of the greatest.” pic.twitter.com/eirecs2kot

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A day to say goodbye to VARDY

Vardy will not play in the final of the Leesster for this season in Bournemouth with the club instead seizes the opportunity to bid farewell to someone who describes him as the greatest player ever with a day of special events on Sunday.

The 38 -year -old played a major role in the success of the 2016 English Premier League title, but Van Nestelawi says it is just one moment to think about a profession that flourished only after moving to East Midlands.

“When you see how many times the player performs at the highest level, this is the biggest achievement.

“When you have performed 13 seasons at this level, reaching 500 games, 200 goals, and this says everything. The criteria you set yourself, you live your life around football and how you do it.

“Then you look at the prizes he won, individual achievements. It is the total package for one of the greatest.”

Vardi hoping to circumvent the Premier League

Vardy is unlikely less than offers for the next season and is believed to be keen to stay in the lead.

VAN NISTELROOY confirmed that the former Fleetwood man and Halifax will continue to play.

“I think in the talks we had (retirement) was not subject,” he said. “I realize when I was playing at an older age, focusing on performance and realizing this in Jimmy too.

“He does not focus on the future after football. This will be his last match in Leicester City, but he wants to continue playing. In this sense, he is committed to performance and playing. This is what I felt.”