Jamie Vardy is reportedly linked with a remarkable return to English football after spending a season in Italy with Cremonese. The veteran striker, who famously fired Leicester City to their miraculous Premier League title in 2016, is currently a free agent and searching for a final challenge in his storied career.
Jamie Vardy has given his assessment of Italian football after his one-season adventure at Serie A side Cremonese came to an end. The ex-Leicester striker has opened up on the gruelling training regimes and the frequent interventions from club presidents as he returns to England.
Cesc Fabregas has insisted he is already looking toward the future after leading Como to a historic Champions League qualification at the end of a remarkable Serie A campaign. While the city celebrates an achievement that seemed impossible just a few years ago, the Spanish tactician is focused on the work required to compete with Europe's elite.
Former England and Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy is eyeing a spectacular return to the Premier League at 39 years old. After a single season in Serie A that ended in relegation with Cremonese, the veteran goalscorer is exploring his options. Despite his age, Vardy believes he can still make an impact in the English top flight as clubs monitor his availability.
Cesc Fabregas has heaped praise on his Como players, describing them as the best group he will ever manage, after the club secured a historic Champions League qualification. The former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder led the side to a top-four finish in Serie A, completing a remarkable ascent from the second tier to Europe’s elite competition in just two years.
This weekend, set pieces made all the difference, determining whether a team would play in the Champions League or miss out on the most prestigious club tournament entirely.
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