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Jamie Vardy is the Premier League's joint-top goalscorer but the fanfare around the Leicester star is non-existent amid their slump in form... so ahead of Man United's visit, are his numbers any worse than his purple patch at the start of last season?

Even as recently as 12 months ago, Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers believed Jamie Vardy was an underrated commodity in the football community.

'He's a special player. He's a genuinely world-class striker.' Rodgers said in November 2020.

'If he hadn't had the path that he's had, he'd maybe be talked about much more. People see him as the guy who came through from non-league, and played in the Premier League at 27.

Jamie Vardy is the Premier League's joint-top goalscorer after seven games this season
The Leicester forward has netted six goals and is level with Liverpool's Mohamed Salah

'This is a top-level striker who when he plays home or away, he's such a threat to the opposition.