Where will the King of Blue Fox go after the war: Stay in the Premier League or join the Super Traffic Team?

In the 500th game and the 200th goal, Wang Jamie Vardy of King Quan Stadium officially ended his Leicester career. But he still won't retire, but where will his next family be?

The King of Kings Stadium ushered in an extremely emotional afternoon, and the conspicuous "goodbye to the goat" in the stadium has shown Vardy's position in team history. Indeed, his story is a fairy tale in the football world today: he started from the non-professional league and joined the Blue Fox, who was in a low position at the time, to break the transfer fee of the National League (1 million pounds). In the past 13 years, Vardy has become the king here and led the team to miraculously win the Premier League championship in 2016. This is a miracle that cannot be imagined in the era of gold and dollar football and is almost impossible to be copied in the future. He is the player who scored the most goals after he was 30 in Premier League history, and is a legend that can truly define his late success. Now, he has finally reached the end of this legendary period. He chose to leave, but no Blue Fox fans would blame him for his decision.

Leicester City confirmed its relegation early, and last month Vardy officially confirmed that he would leave the team after the end of the season. But he had no plans to retire. According to his own words, "I will keep playing until my body tells me to stop. I am in good condition and I am engaged in what I love. This is a dream I have since childhood, and I hope I can continue playing." His first choice must be to stay in the Premier League, and one of the major factors in choosing next company is not to fight against old clubs.

From this perspective, Everton and Leeds United are the most likely next home for Valdy. Everton can satisfy his desire to stay in the Premier League. David Moyes admires Vardy's goal-scoring ability and rich experience, and hopes that he can be the team's bench surprise. Lewin, who performed very poorly this season, is likely to transfer freely, and Everton even needs to introduce multiple forwards. Considering the financial resources of the Toffees, veterans like Vardy who value playing opportunities more will be one of their primary goals; of course, if Vardy wants to stay in the Premier League, those promoted teams are actually a more realistic choice. Burnley would be one of the options, but Leeds United is clearly a bigger club and more attractive. Moreover, Vardy is a die-hard fan of the Red Bull brand, while Leeds United's jersey sponsor is Red Bull. If Vardy joins White Rose, this will be a marketing story. At the athletic level, Vardy can also inject experience into Falke's team and help Joel Piro and talented teenager Harry Gray continue to grow.

If I can't fulfill my dream of staying in the Premier League, where will Vardy go? Wrexham may be an interesting choice. Vardy has already suggested that it is "almost" impossible for him to join the team because he does not want to play against his beloved old club. However, Wrexham is indeed a very topical choice. This Welsh team may be the most traffic-free non-top league team in the world today, no one: their star boss, the myth of jumping to the third level, and the crazy publicity on streaming and social media have made them very topical. There have been rumors that Vardy's career will likely be made into a movie, so what else can fight side by side with Hollywood stars and be more suitable as the final chapter of his career? Ryan Reynolds and Robert McHenny are also enough to inject more help into this future project.

If you choose to leave England, the Soviet Premier League and the American Major League are also potential places: the Celtics have many old acquaintances, and the close-knit former coach Rodgers and his friend Schmeichel Jr. are there. And here Vardy can still enjoy the process of competing for trophy and fighting in Europe, so why not do it? The American Major League is also a good choice: the comfortable living environment and zero language barriers here make the Major League an ideal choice for many big-name players to choose to end their careers. If you choose to continue playing in the mainstream league, Vardy is the one you are selected; but if you choose to go to MLS, Vardy is the one you can choose and has a greater choice. He had a brief master-apprentice cooperation with Charlotte FC head coach Dean Smith, but his potential next home is definitely more than this team.

But no matter what, I wish Vardy good luck in the future. He is a well-deserved legend.