This Sunday marks the end of an era at the King Power Stadium, as Jamie Vardy prepares for his final home appearance in a Leicester City shirt — and it could be a double milestone moment.

The 38-year-old striker, a true Foxes legend, has decided to leave the club following their relegation to the Championship. Vardy, still hungry for top-flight football, is expected to seek a move to remain in the Premier League.

500 Appearances, 199 Goals — One Last Shot

Sunday’s clash with Ipswich Town — another side relegated from the top flight — will be Vardy’s 500th appearance for Leicester, a remarkable achievement in modern football.

But there’s even more at stake. Vardy currently sits on 199 goals for the club. One more, and he’ll reach the symbolic 200-goal mark, potentially making it a night of double celebration for both player and fans.

With both sides already confirmed for relegation, the only real storyline left is whether Vardy can find the net one last time at home — and close his Leicester chapter with the numbers to match his legacy.

End of an Iconic Era

From non-league journeyman to Premier League champion, Golden Boot winner, and fan favourite, Vardy's journey has been nothing short of legendary. Sunday’s farewell might not have Premier League stakes — but it carries emotional weight that no table can reflect.