Leicester City's striker moves to Monaco to ease forward pressure

Leicester City's striker, Jamie Vardy, has signed for Monaco on a free transfer this summer. The move is seen as a step towards easing the pressure on Leicester's other strikers.

Vardy, who joined Leicester in 2013 from Derby County, has been one of the club's most consistent performers over the past few seasons, scoring 75 goals in 164 appearances for the Foxes.

However, with the arrival of new manager Brendan Rodgers and the departure of players like Jamie Vardy, Harry Kane and James Maddison, there has been increased pressure on Leicester's front-line.

In order to alleviate some of that pressure, Leicester have decided to sign Vardy on a free transfer. With Vardy having already scored 38 goals in his first season at Leicester, it is hoped that he will be able to provide a goal threat for Monaco, alongside other forwards such as Loic Remy and Victor Moses.

The signing of Vardy is also seen as a boost for Monaco, who have struggled to score goals in recent years. With Vardy's experience and track record of scoring goals, Monaco will hope to build on their current league position of seventh place and push for European football next season.

Overall, the move of Jamie Vardy to Monaco is a positive one for both the player and the club. It shows that Leicester are willing to make changes and invest in their squad in order to improve their chances of success in the future.