Jamie Vardy, the England international striker and captain of Leicester City, has spoken about his vision for the club's upcoming season in 2025.

Vardy, who is currently on loan at West Ham United, has been with Leicester since he was just 16 years old, making him one of the longest-serving players in the Premier League. He has helped the club to achieve promotion from the Championship twice and has also won the FA Cup once.

In an interview with the Daily Star newspaper, Vardy spoke about his desire to help Leicester achieve success in the future. "I believe that we can be champions again," he said. "We have the squad and the talent to do it, but we need to work hard and stick together as a team."

He went on to say that he wants to see Leicester win more silverware in the coming seasons and that he will continue to push for more goals and assists for the team.

"I want to score more goals this season and help the team win more games," Vardy said. "But I am not just focused on myself - I want to help the team succeed and bring glory to the city of Leicester."

Vardy's comments come after the club's disappointing finish last season, which saw them miss out on a place in the top six. However, the manager, Brendan Rodgers, believes that the team is capable of achieving success in the future and that they will build on their strengths to improve in the coming seasons.

Overall, Jamie Vardy's vision for Leicester City's 2025 season is clear - to become champions once again and to bring glory to the city of Leicester. With the right attitude and determination, the team has the potential to achieve great things in the coming seasons.