Jamie Vardy, who is expected to depart Leicester next summer, has attracted interest from Saudi clubs. It was reported that he and his wife recently traveled to Bahrain, a nation near Saudi Arabia, to assess the living conditions. Vardy had declined a move to Saudi Arabia in the previous year. Nonetheless, Saudi dealmakers are still engaging with intermediaries to negotiate an offer for Vardy. Among the clubs reportedly pursuing him is Al-Qadsiah.

Jamie Vardy is in demand from Saudi clubs, including Al-Qadsiah FC. Despite rejecting a move to Saudi last summer, Saudi dealmakers are speaking with intermediaries working on Vardy’s behalf to try and negotiate an offer that could net him £4 million a year.

Jamie Vardy is in demand from Saudi clubs, including Al-Shabab FC. Despite rejecting a move to Saudi last summer, Saudi dealmakers are speaking with intermediaries working on Vardy’s behalf to try and negotiate an offer that could net him £4 million a year.

Jamie Vardy, expected to depart from Leicester next summer, has attracted interest from Saudi Arabian clubs. Last summer, Vardy declined an opportunity to move to Saudi Arabia, as he still had a year remaining on his contract. Among the clubs that expressed interest was Khaleej FC, which made a bid for Vardy. However, he turned down the offer, citing concerns that the move would not be suitable for his family. Nevertheless, reports emerged that Saudi dealmakers were in discussions with intermediaries representing Vardy to negotiate a potential offer.

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