Jamie and Rebekah Vardy 'to leave Great Britain as Chunk of Net Worth Lost | Football | sport

Jamie and Rebekah Vardy are reported to move to the United States after Rebekah has agreed to pay Coleen Rooney for almost £ 1.2 million for their legal costs during the top -class dispute from Wagatha Christie. Her husband, whose net assets were reduced due to the agreement, announced his departure from Leicester at the end of the season. He is also reported on the radar of the MLS teams.

The 38-year-old footballer recently announced his plans to leave the club after a 13-year stay. Now it seems that American teams, including DC United, show interest in the athlete, according to Sun. In addition to the tempting offers for Jamie and Rebekah, the move could offer a “fresh start” for Rebekah.

“The United States is the most likely next step for the Vardys and partly because Becky was interested in TV work there,” revealed an insider.

“She was in conversations with the makers to sell Sunset at the beginning of this year. They wanted them to appear there as a potential buyer of a luxury house.”

The source added that these discussions were postponed due to the California forest fires, but “still pass”.

However, it is not just Netflix who is interested in the 43-year-old. The source continued: “And other networks there they are aware of it because they are top -class through the leading role on my Celeb and also The Wagatha Case.”

The proposed step is supposed to weaken Jamie's future and the football offers he has received, with several British clubs also interested in the player.

The update follows a significant setback for Rebekah in the last month, which expressed her “disappointment” after losing her last judge against the opponent Coleen Rooney from Wagatha Christie.

In the previous month, the High Court found that Coleen's legal team, despite the allegations of Vardy's side, that they had “deliberately” downplayed some of their editions in their top -class defamation dispute.

Rebekah replied to that at the time and expressed her wish to continue from the current drama. A representative of Vardy said: “With regard to the two judgments today, we are pleased that the disclosure is obliged in a judgment, while we are respectfully disappointed that our appointment in the other judgment was not successful. Now we would only like to go further into the future. We will not make any further comment at this point.”