Jamie Vardy loses 13 percent of net assets after Ms. Rebekah has given a huge bill | Football | sport

After the latest development in the top-class Wagatha Christie case, Jamie Vardy lost a huge part of his personal assets. Leicester City's wife, Rebekah, was instructed to pay almost all of Coleen Rooney's attorney's fees after he had lost the defamation battle that started six years ago.

Rebekah's lawyer Julia Wells managed to reduce the costs of just over £ 1.8 million to almost 1.2 million GBP. And in written submissions it has now been confirmed that Coleen – wife of ex -Orchester United and England star Wayne Rooney – enclosed their legal costs with 1,190,000 GBP.

The nine -digit invoice will close the curtain of a long -term saga that Coleen began in 2019 that Rebekah had forced her stories to the press. The gap between partners two former English teammates was the subject of his own ITV documentary and packed the nation for years.

For Vardy, who is on the way to the Free Agency for the Free Agency this summer, an agreement with great money is at an unpleasant time after he has announced that he was calling the time in his 13-year connection with Leicester.

At the age of 38 and because of the 39th team in the course of the next campaign, the front man born in Sheffield probably only has another contract before he sets his boots. And the legal calculation of 1.2 million GBP corresponds to strong 13% of its estimated 9 million. -Pfund -Nettover capacity.

It remains to be seen whether this will play in his thinking this summer. The veteran was associated with Wrexham, who is on the way to the championship under the possession of the Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney.

A move to MLS was also advertised. The states are a popular destination for players in dusk their career and the possibility of a sentimental change to the boy club on Wednesday, the Club Sheffield, could still get traction.

Despite his age, Vardy has started all bar of the Premier League games by Leicester this season, scored eight times and lay three templates. But his impressive numbers were not enough to maintain them because the foxes were mathematically banished with the games.

When Vardy announced his upcoming departure, he said: “I think the timing is right. I just want to thank you sincerely for you as one of your own.

“Leicester will always have a massive place in my heart and I will make sure that I will follow for years in the coming years, which I have even more successful for the club.