Jamie Vardy has spoken for the first time about the impact the last 12 months have had on his life, and said it's tough for him to leave the house without being swamped by fans.
“It is carnage. I basically can't go out at the minute and I don't leave my house,” Vardy said.
“I have put myself on a curfew but without the tag on my ankle.
“It was alright-ish before but now it doesn't matter where you go. It changed after breaking the record, when I scored 11 league goals in a row.
“Now I prefer to stay at home and spend more time with the kids and on my computer, time with my wife. I'm still pinching myself all the time at how the last few years have gone.”
The 29-year-old was instrumental in the Foxes' title winning campaign last season, and has since turned down an offer from Arsenal to re-sign with Leicester.
Vardy hopes that by extending his stay at the King Power Stadium it can persuade partner it crime Riyad Mahrez to stay in Leicester, with the Algerian winger the subject of many bids from fellow Premier League clubs.
“We'd obviously love Riyad to stay,” Vardy said.
“There is nothing personally I can do, it is down to the club, the player himself and any interested parties.
"On that front there is nothing I can do, but hopefully me signing my contract is a way of showing that clubs can be rejected.”
