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| Jamie Vardy says Leicester match his ambitions |
JAMIE VARDY insists he has no desire to leave Leicester, despite attracting interest from a host of top Premier League clubs.
The England international bagged his 11th successive goal - a Premier League record - in Saturday's draw to Manchester United, taking his season's tally to 14.
And his impressive form, which has helped the Foxes climb to second in the Premier League standings, has not gone unnoticed.
The likes of United, Liverpool and Chelsea have all been credited with an interest in the pacey 28-year-old ahead of the January window.
But Vardy, who joined Leicester three years ago for a non-league record £1m from Fleetwood, insists his future lies at the King Power Stadium.
The former Stocksbridge Park Steels and Halifax man believes boss Claudio Ranieri and the club's wealthy owners share his career objectives.
“Yes, Leicester match my ambitions,” Vardy said on his future.
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| Jamie Vardy bagged his 11th successive goal in the draw against Manchester United |
“I think the gaffer has come in and told the owners what he wants to do, and he wants to keep progressing.
"He wants to progress on what we did last year and then, in the years to come, he wants to keep us going up and up and up."
Vardy signed a new four-year deal at the beginning of last season after helping the Foxes to the Championship title with 16 goals.
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