São Paulo has reached out to Jamie Vardy in an effort to lure the Leicester City icon to Brazil.
The Brazilian side has made contact with Vardy, who is a free agent and evaluating various options for his next move.
The 38-year-old has yet to make a definitive choice about his future club, continuing to explore the proposals he has received.
Joining São Paulo would mark a significant new chapter for the former England player, who spent most of his career with Leicester City and is celebrated as one of the club’s all-time greats.
This development follows a report from Softfootball last month regarding an amusing anecdote involving Vardy and his past teammates Wilfred Ndidi and Kelechi Iheanacho.
In a podcast discussion, Vardy reminisced about Ndidi and Iheanacho making quick trips to Nigeria after sustaining minor injuries, returning with what he humorously referred to as a “juju cream” to aid in their recuperation.
Currently, Vardy’s future remains open-ended as the former Premier League champion considers his next steps.
