After Jamie Vardy left Leicester City in January 2025, they committed a serious error that has since come back to haunt them.

LEICESTER, ENGLAND - APRIL 20: Leicester City Manager Ruud van Nistelrooy during the Premier League match between Leicester City and Liverpool at King Power Stadium on April 20, 2025 in Leicester, United Kingdom. (Photo by Plumb Images/Leicester City FC via Getty Images)

This season, Leicester City made a transfer choice in January that has undoubtedly backfired.

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Jamie Vardy will depart Leicester City at the conclusion of the 2024–2025 campaign, the club has revealed.

Vardy’s exit from Leicester City has sparked reactions from the fans, which will make it difficult for the team to go on after losing its main talisman, who has contributed greatly to the team over his 12-year career.

Leicester City might replace Vardy with a number of players, but none would be able to match the skill he consistently displayed, particularly during his final season in the 2023–24 Championship, when he scored 18 goals in the league.

However, if Leicester City didn’t approve the sale of one player with a stellar Championship record, it wouldn’t be as difficult to replace Vardy.

Leicester City made a bad move by selling Tom Cannon in January, and they are still having trouble finding a replacement for Jamie Vardy Vardy’s departure from Leicester City was always going to happen, even though it came at a bad time for the team because they were relegated to the Championship. It might be harder for the Foxes to find a suitable replacement for Vardy because they will need a player with a strong Championship record to even begin filling his shoes.

Unfortunately for Leicester, Tom Cannon, a proven goal scorer at this level who excelled in the early going of this season while on loan at Stoke City, might have joined them for the 2025–26 Championship campaign.

Cannon was permanently sold to Sheffield United, a top-tier team, in January for £10 million.

Next season, Leicester’s attacking options may cause problems that need to be fixed.
As Leicester City prepares for the Championship next season, their attacking options will be far from capable once Vardy leaves the King Power Stadium at the end of this current campaign.

Jordan Ayew, who is also past his prime and has only scored four Premier League goals this season, and Patson Daka, who has never been able to get going for Leicester City, are the current choices.

In addition to looking for a successor for Ruud Van Nistelrooy, who is expected to leave Leicester City, the team should focus a lot of its efforts on finding a trustworthy striker at this level.

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