Excitement is already building around Leicester City as plans continue for a reunion match celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the club’s remarkable Premier League title triumph.
While full details surrounding the event are yet to be confirmed, supporters are eagerly awaiting news on which members of that unforgettable squad will return to the King Power Stadium on May 30.
There is growing belief that Jamie Vardy will be among those involved.

The striker is currently battling relegation in Italy with Cremonese and recently scored in a 3-0 victory over bottom-placed Pisa.
Reports in Italy suggested Vardy could consider a return to Leicester in a player-coach role, although those rumours were later dismissed by his wife as “fake news”.
Meanwhile, Kasper Schmeichel is also facing uncertainty over his future.
The former Leicester goalkeeper is recovering from a long-term shoulder injury, with his contract at Celtic FC due to expire this summer. Given his strong ties to Leicester, speculation over a possible return refuses to disappear.
Elsewhere, Christian Fuchs has emerged as a surprise candidate for Leicester’s vacant managerial position after impressing with his coaching work at Newport. Reporter Rob Tanner recently claimed Fuchs would be an ideal fit for the role.
For supporters, the thought of a “Fox” leading the Foxes certainly carries a certain appeal.