“Jamie Vardy’s SHOCKING Leicester City Farewell Game Against Bournemouth Will Leave You SPEECHLESS!”

Jamie Vardy’s legendary Leicester City career will come to a close this weekend, with the striker not expected to feature in the final fixture of the season at Bournemouth.

Sunday’s home clash against Ipswich will mark his final appearance after 13 years with the club.

Currently, there are no plans for Vardy to be involved in the away match at Bournemouth, meaning he will finish his City career on 500 appearances.

He hopes to end with at least 200 goals, as he sits on 199 ahead of Sunday.

The club has organized a celebration to honor Vardy’s remarkable contribution.

Supporters are encouraged to arrive early to participate in a pre-match tribute and to remain afterward for post-match festivities.

Former teammates will join Vardy on the pitch following the final whistle.

Additionally, three members of the 2016 title-winning squad—Shinji Okazaki, Danny Drinkwater, and Matty James—will appear at the club’s fanzone outside the King Power Stadium, which opens at midday.

On the pitch, Leicester will aim to extend their unbeaten run to three games in the Premier League for the first time this season, following a win over Southampton and a draw with Nottingham Forest.

A victory against Ipswich would not only provide the perfect send-off for Vardy but could also lift Leicester to 18th place, which would earn the club an estimated £2.8 million in additional prize money.

Sunday promises to be an emotional and celebratory farewell for one of Leicester City’s all-time greats.