Leicester offer Jamie Vardy and his family extra security

Jamie-Vardy-of-Leicester-CitySky sources understand Leicester have offered Jamie Vardy and his family extra security after he said he and his wife have been targeted following Claudio Ranieri’s sacking.

The England striker revealed his wife Rebekah has been “cut up” while driving with their children in the back of the car and has spoken of the death threats gets “every week

Vardy feels the threats are as a result of reports that he, and other senior players at Leicester, played a role in the Italian being sacked last month. The striker is adamant he had nothing to do with Ranieri’s sacking.

 
 

The Premier League champions already have a full-time security staff in place to ensure the safety of the squad, and the club are aware of the threats made to Vardy and his family on social media.

At the moment, the player has not requested any extra security measures be put in place.

Vardy says the situation has not been helped by reports he was among a number of players plotting against Ranieri after a Champions League defeat at Sevilla, but he said he was actually sat in “anti-doping for three hours” after the game.

“I read one story that said it [the meeting] was straight after the Sevilla game,” he said. “It said I was personally involved in a meeting when I was actually sat in anti-doping for three hours. A few of you [media] waited around for an interview after.

 

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“Then of course the story is out there and people pick it up and jump on it and you’re getting death threats about your family, kids, everything. On social media, you name it – walking down the street. To be honest I get them every week.

“Football fans don’t seem to like me. I just get on with it but when people are trying to cut your missus up while she’s driving along, with the kids in the back of the car, it’s not the best. It’s happened plenty of times.

“It is terrifying. All that can happen is they get banned on Twitter. People get cut up but if there’s no cameras you’re screwed.”

 

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