Leicester’s Jamie Vardy Mocks Tottenham Over Premier League Title Drought

• Jamie Vardy and Leicester City salvaged a draw against Tottenham Hotspur in their first game of the 2024/25
• The Foxes spent last season in the Championship and looked like they would lose to Spurs, but Jamie Vardy rescued a point
• The veteran striker trolled the North London club by reminding them he had won a Premier League title and they hadn't

Leicester City made their return to the Premier League with a hard-fought 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur at the King Power Stadium.

The North London club went ahead through Pedro Porro in the first half before Jamie Vardy equalized in the second half.

When he was substituted, the veteran striker mocked Tottenham by reminding them he had won more Premier League titles.

Vardy was a key player in Leicester's iconic 2015/16 Premier League title win, which remains one of football's greatest achievements.

That season, he scored 24 Premier League goals in 36 appearances, etching his name in the league's history books.

He became one of the most consistent strikers in the English top flight and is 15th in the all-time Premier League goal scorers list.

Vardy trolls Spurs

When the 37-year-old was substituted with 11 minutes to go, he took a moment to remind Spurs fans that he has a Premier League title.

He pointed to the league's badge and chest and held up one finger, signalling his league title win. He then made a zero with his hand to represent the number of titles Tottenham have won.

Ange Postecoglou's have never won a Premier League title. Coincidentally, Spurs were title contenders when the Foxes won in 2016.

Vardy was unapologetic after the game.

“You take a bit of stick during the game, but it’s part of football. As long as they can take it when I’m giving it back, that’s all that matters," Vardy told Sky Sports via The Mirror.

The Foxes face Fulham in their next encounter.

Kelechi Iheanacho leaves Leicester

TUKO.co.ke earlier reported that Kelechi Iheanacho penned a beautiful letter to Leicester City after leaving to join Sevilla.

The Nigerian striker thanked the club, which had been his home for seven years, and added that they will cherish their 2021 FA Cup triumph.