Jamie Vardy ‘to be considered’ by Everton in free-agent search | OneFootball

Jamie Vardy could make a surprise Premier League return with Everton, who are weighing up a free agent move, according to The Sun.

The Toffees sold Beto on deadline day and thought Folarin Balogun would replace him, only for a deal with Monaco to collapse after the window closed. A last-gasp attempt to land Joshua Zirkzee was also rebuffed by Manchester United.

That sequence left David Moyes able to name only 19 senior players in his Premier League squad, which is capped at 25, with Thierno Barry his sole available striker.

The Hill Dickinson Stadium side can still recruit unattached players, and Vardy is available after leaving Cremonese following just one season.

Before his move to Italy, Vardy spent 13 years at Leicester City, scoring 200 goals in 500 appearances. The report also says he rejected a chance to join Wrexham, and he has additionally been linked with West Ham.

Source: LeicesterMercury.co.uk

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