Jamie Vardy's unique trick to outsmart opponents on the pitch

Leicester City legend Jamie Vardy continues to perform at the highest level in the Premier League after years of success. It turns out the striker has a unique method for dealing with opposition defenders, which may explain his longevity on the field.

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According to The Telegraph, Vardy learns insults in the native language of the center-backs he faces before each game. This psychological tactic seemingly helps unsettle his opponents, allowing him to maintain his edge. This season alone, the English forward has already scored six goals and provided three assists in the Premier League.

Additionally, Vardy is well-known for his love of Red Bull. He reportedly drinks the energy drink not only before matches but also first thing in the morning after waking up.

It seems his Red Bull routine is paying off, keeping him in excellent shape even at the age of 37. Over his illustrious career, Vardy has scored more than 100 Premier League goals and famously led Leicester City to their historic title in 2016.

However, Leicester is struggling this season. The Foxes are currently in 17th place, just two points clear of Ipswich Town in the relegation zone.