Tuesday, 1 October 2019

Jamie Vardy’s Goal Collections is more from Cristiano Ronaldo

By db-admin

DBasia.news – Jamie Vardie has continued to be the pride of Leicester City for his outstanding performance in the world of football. Previously he had also brought the club with the nickname The Foxes to achieve the English League title 2015-2016 Competition season.

As of this week, Vardy has scored 85 goals in the Premier League – one more than Cristiano Ronaldo.

Vardy even carved a great achievement by becoming the first player to be able to score in 11 consecutive matches.

After the 2015-2016 season, Leicester have yet to reach a positive target, only Vardy who has continued to score productively. He appeared to consistently shot the ball into the opponent’s net.

In the 2019-2020 season, Vardy, who occupied the position as a striker, posted five goals in seven matches. Seven years ago, he played for Fleetwood Town in the Conference Premiership (fifth division).

The amount of goals scored by Vardy certainly beats the collection of goals achieved by Cristiano Ronaldo in the history of the English League, as quoted from the givemesport page.

Cristiano Ronaldo – the Manchester United star player – has collected 84 goals in 196 matches – while Vardy has scored more goals in just 183 matches.

While defending the Old Trafford camp, Cristiano Ronaldo played on the wing, rather than occupying the front lines.

When playing in England, Ronaldo is also much younger than the Leicester striker.

It’s just that Vardy is still likely to bring Leicester City to win the honorable title this season. It is not impossible, the goals he scored will inspire his team in every match.

The Foxes victory – nickname for Leicester City – was 5-0 over Newcastle at the weekend, putting the club in third place in the English League table.

Leicester City’s collection points are only two points behind Manchester City and seven points behind Liverpool.

It is predicted that Leicester City is able to qualify for the Europa League – or even the Champions League if other teams lose points.