Leicester City's Jamie Vardy draws attention for speaking Pidgin English to Wilfred Ndidi

Jamie Vardy, a player for Leicester City, drew criticism from supporters when pidgin was heard from him.

When giving a prize to Nigerian international Wilfred Ndidi, the English striker made an intriguing choice by speaking in Pidgin English.

Pidgin English, which is spoken by many Nigerians, acts as a uniting language.

It is clear that players from other nations, like Vardy, are adopting the language because to the impact of Kelechi Iheanacho and Ndidi in the Foxes' group.

A recent video showed Vardy and the Super Eagles midfielder having a post-match news conference.

Ndidi was awarded with the September Skybet Player of the Month award during this exchange by Vardy, who joked, “Here you go, Willy. You sabi.”