Jamie Vardy has issued a heartfelt apology to Leicester City fans following the club’s relegation from the Premier League, describing the 2025 season as a “s**t show” and a “total embarrassment.”
After a 1-0 home defeat to Liverpool confirmed Leicester’s drop to the Championship with five games remaining, Vardy took to social media to express his deep regret. He acknowledged the collective failure of the team and the club, stating, “There are no excuses.” Vardy emphasized that the season had been “miserable” and personally embarrassing, reaffirming his commitment to accountability.
Despite being the team’s top scorer with seven goals, Vardy’s future at the club remains uncertain as he approaches the end of his one-year contract extension. Manager Ruud van Nistelrooy, who replaced Steve Cooper in November, has also faced scrutiny after overseeing 16 losses in 18 matches.
Leicester City supporters have responded to Vardy’s apology with calls for him to stay and help lead the team back to the Premier League.
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