A social media snapshot has once again ignited transfer chatter around Jamie Vardy, but this time it led nowhere. After the 38-year-old striker’s wife posted a photo of their children in an Inter Miami kit, the media instantly speculated about a potential move to MLS. However, the Florida club quickly cooled things down, stressing that buying merch is not the same as negotiating a contract.
The Photo That Sparked the Rumor Wave
The family shot—children in pink-and-black gear bearing the Inter Miami crest—was taken as a hint about Vardy’s next career address. In an era when kit drops often accompany deal announcements, the logic seemed ironclad to many. This time, though, the visual cue proved a false lead.
The Club’s Stance: “A Sweet Gesture — Nothing More”
A source close to Inter Miami was unequivocal: inside the club, no one has heard of any Vardy transfer. According to the source, Miami is focused on its current squad moves, and the kids’ gear story is “just a sweet gesture,” unrelated to any switch. Such comments effectively snuff out the topic at the outset and make it clear there’s no concrete interest right now.
MLS Ruled Out: Drawing a Line Under the Rumors
It’s noted that the Englishman’s move across the Atlantic is “completely ruled out.” That’s hardly unusual for the MLS market: big names surface in rumors regularly, but few stories reach the negotiation stage—let alone a contract with a free agent.
Vardy’s Last Season
Last season the forward played 35 Premier League matches for Leicester. He recorded 9 goals and 4 assists—figures that confirm the veteran striker remains valuable in the final third. At the end of the campaign, Vardy left the Foxes as a free agent, which naturally heightened public interest in any hint about his future.
Bottom Line
The rumors began with a flourish but faded just as fast: a move to Miami isn’t on the table, and the family photo is nothing more than a pleasant image. Vardy’s career crossroads remain open, but the road to MLS is closed for now.
