Jamie Vardy (England Professional footballer (striker)) Age, Biogra.

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Profession	Professional footballer (striker)
Nationality	England
Date of Birth	11/01/1987
Age	39 years
Birthplace	Sheffield, England

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Summary	Jamie Vardy is an English professional footballer who plays as a striker. He is best known for his role in Leicester City's 2015–16 Premier League title triumph as a 5000/1 underdog, becoming a symbol of a rags‑to‑riches football story after rising from non‑League football to the top flight and the England national team.

Height	5'10"
Weight	161 lbs

Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	05/2016

Spouse	Becky Nicholson
Children	Sofia (daughter, born 2014) Finley (son, born 2017) Olivia (daughter, born 2020)

Clubs

Club: Stocksbridge Park Steels Years: 2007–2010 Notes: Senior debut; scored 66 goals in 107 appearances.
Club: FC Halifax Town Years: 2010–2011 Notes: Northern Premier League; scored 25 goals in debut season, won Players’ Player of the Year.
Club: Fleetwood Town Years: 2011–2012 Notes: Conference Premier; Player of the Year 2011–12, helped win Conference Premier title.
Club: Leicester City Years: 2012–2025 Notes: Signed for a non‑League record £1 million; helped win Championship 2013–14 and Premier League 2015–16; scored in 11 consecutive Premier League matches, breaking Ruud van Nistelrooy’s record; won Premier League Golden Boot 2019–20 (23 goals, oldest winner); won FA Cup and FA Community Shield 2021; captained club after 2023 relegation and led promotion via EFL Championship 2024; final match in May 2025 after 13 years, totalling 200 goals in 500 appearances.
Club: FC Halifax Town Years: 2010–2011 Notes: Northern Premier League; scored 25 goals in debut season, won Players' Player of the Year.
Club: Cremonese Years: 2025– Notes: Moved to Serie A club Cremonese after extraordinary career at Leicester City.

International

Team	England
Years	2015–2018
Notes	Earned caps including Euro 2016, 2018 World Cup qualifiers and finals; announced international retirement after 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Honours

1. Released by hometown club Sheffield Wednesday at age 16 before starting his senior career at Stocksbridge Park Steels.
2. His rise from non‑League football to Premier League champion and England international is often compared to a Roy of the Rovers‑style story.
3. Became the oldest player to win the Premier League Golden Boot at age 33 in 2019–20.
4. Earned only £30 a week at Stocksbridge Park Steels while working as a medical technician.