JAMIE VARDY has been tipped to make the most “obvious” transfer of all time by fans.
The Premier League hero announced that he would be leaving Leicester City at the end of the season yesterday.
Jamie Vardy is leaving Leicester City at the end of the season[/caption]
He became a legend at the East Midlands side[/caption]
Vardy, 38, has established himself as a legend in the East Midlands for his role in the club’s fairytale Prem title win in 2016.
Despite not playing in England’s top-flight until he was 27, the striker has become one of the most prolific in the competition’s history.
He has been tipped to make a move to the MLS during the summer transfer window.
However, fans believe he will make the switch to Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney‘s Wrexham.
One posted: “Jamie Vardy going to Wrexham seems the most obvious transfer of all time.”
A second commented: “Imagine if Vardy moves to Wrexham.”
A third wrote: “Jamie Vardy to Wrexham is the most predictable summer move imaginable.”
A fourth said: “Vardy to Wrexham is the most obvious transfer move ever.”
A fifth predicted: “I’m calling it now, if Wrexham get promoted I can see vardy going there if he’s not going abroad.”
Another added: “Vardy is definitely going to Wrexham, isn’t he?”
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney could make a move to Vardy[/caption]
The League One outfit are on the cusp of promotion to the Championship[/caption]
Wrexham have enjoyed a rise up the football league since the arrival of the Hollywood owners.
The club looks set to seal back-to-back-to-back promotions and into the Championship all the way from the National League.
Bookies have placed the Welsh outfit as one of the favourites to sign the striker.
The Deadpool and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia stars have shown ambition in the transfer market before.
McElhenney was desperate to sign former Real Madrid star Gareth Bale before his retirement in 2023 but was turned down.
Meanwhile after announcing his exit Vardy revealed his all-time Leicester team-mate XI.
The side came with some interesting snubs such as Harry Kane, Harry Maguire and James Maddison.
He also refused to include a single member of the current side in the team.
