"He is truly the greatest idol!"

Luo Wu's words really came from the bottom of his heart. Vardy really inspired him a lot. Jamie Vardy is really inspiring enough.

A few seasons ago, I believe not many people had heard of the Leicester City striker's name. And a season later, I believe not many fans still don't know the most inspiring striker in European football.

When he was 15 years old, Vardy went to Sheffield Wednesday for a trial, but was not selected because he was too short.

Vardy had to go to school first, but he did not give up his dream of pursuing football, and then joined an amateur team called Vickers Ray.

When he joined Stocks Bridge, Vardy was already 20 years old, and the club paid him a weekly salary of only 30 pounds. His weekly salary could not even meet his food and accommodation, and Vardy had to work in a carbon fiber factory while playing football.

Two years later, he joined Halifax Town in the seventh tier of the Northern Premier League and finally became a full-time football player. After scoring on his debut for the team, Vardy quickly showed his talent.

Extraordinary talent, he scored 27 goals in his first season and helped the team win the Northern Premier League championship.

In the 11-12 season, after scoring three goals in the first four rounds of the sixth-tier English Northern League, Vardy jumped to the fifth-tier National League via transfer. His new club is Fleetwood.

When Fleetwood faced Blackpool of the Premier League in the third round of the FA Cup in January 2012, few people noticed the man who scored in the 70th minute for the home team to save face in the 1:5 defeat.

A little guy with one ball.

However, this season, Vardy's performance has been valued by many professional scouts. He scored 34 goals in 40 appearances, helping Fleetwood to be promoted to League Two for the first time as champions.

In May 2012, Vardy moved from Fleetwood to Leicester City for 1 million pounds. The 1 million pounds also broke the transfer fee record for a non-professional player.

Just when Vardy thought that his football career would finally be on the right track, fate always likes to play tricks. In his first season at Leicester City, Vardy only scored 4 goals, and his poor performance attracted a lot of anger from fans.

boos and criticism from the media.

The pressure on and off the field made Vardy overwhelmed, and he even thought about giving up - simply retiring.

Fortunately, with the help of the team's head coach and assistant coach at the time, Vardy overcame the psychological difficulties. It was only after that that Vardy's career really took off on the fast track.

In the 4:1 victory over rival Derby County at the beginning of 2014, Vardy opened the scoring and won a penalty, ensuring that the "Foxes" were at the top of the English Championship. Vardy also ended the season with 16 goals.

The goal successfully helped Leicester to be promoted to the Premier League and won the club's Player of the Season award.

Time came to the 2015-16 season. Ever since he scored his first goal against Sunderland in the first round at home, he was out of control. His hot state allowed him to continue to score goals, and he also continued to score goals.

Refreshing the Premier League record. Against Crystal Palace, Vardy scored; against Watford, Vardy scored; against Newcastle, Vardy scored...

Vardy became the first player in the Premier League to score in 9 consecutive games in a single season. In the game against Manchester United, he scored again, helping him surpass Ruud van Nistelrooy and setting a new record for consecutive goals in the Premier League. In addition, he scored consecutive goals in the Premier League.

He won the Premier League's best player award in October and November, and became the fifth player to win the monthly best award in a row.

Then, he won the league title, was selected for the England national team and became a true legend...

"I want to hug him."
Chapter completed!