Vardy has not yet considered retirement and will decide on his future before the end of this season

Jamie Vardy has not yet considered ending his career, Sky Sports reported exclusively on Thursday, and is expected to make a decision on his future before the end of the season.

Jamie Vardy, 38, plays mainly as a center forward and joined Leicester City from Fleetwood for 1.24 million euros in July 2012. He has played for Leicester City for 13 seasons, making 493 appearances, contributing 198 goals and 69 assists, winning the Premier League, FA Cup and Community Shield once, and the Championship twice.

Vardy's current contract with Leicester City will expire in two months, and he is currently in close communication with the club's top management about the future. Sky Sports pointed out that Vardy is still ambitious and firmly believes that he can play a role and achieve more in the top league. However, his deep affection for Leicester City may prompt him to renew his contract and stay with the team.

If he chooses to renew his contract, Vardy may join the team in the Championship next season. Leicester City has performed poorly this season, ranking second from the bottom in the Premier League with 4 wins, 5 draws and 21 losses and 17 points after 30 rounds. They are still 12 points away from the safety zone, and the relegation situation is quite serious.