Jamie Vardy has emerged as a prime summer target for Valencia's manager, Carlos Corberan, who is eager to bring the 38-year-old Leicester City icon to the club on a free transfer. Corberan thinks that Vardy's experience and speed would be perfectly compatible with Valencia's counter-attacking style in La Liga. Vardy has departed Leicester after a 13-year tenure, marking his 200th goal for the club on his 500th appearance. While Vardy is contemplating remaining in the Premier League, he is also open to a change in lifestyle and has been associated with potential moves to MLS and Saudi Arabia. Corberan has already initiated contact and is hopeful of convincing Vardy to experience Spanish football before he retires. From Valencia's perspective, acquiring Vardy on a free transfer is considered a valuable move, especially given their constrained budget. Corberan, who assumed leadership of Valencia when they were at the bottom of La Liga, has revitalized the team and led them to safety with a series of impressive performances. Last season, Vardy netted 10 goals for Leicester, with nine of those in the Premier League, showcasing his ongoing ability to compete at a high level.