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Kante Initially Wanted To Play For Mali — Vardy

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Leicester City legend Jamie Vardy has revealed that his former teammate N’Golo Kante was close to featuring for Mali before eventually choosing to play for France. Vardy, who alongside Kante helped Leicester win the Premier League title in 2016, disclosed this in his podcast, Jamie Vardy’s Having A Party. The ex-England international claimed Kante wanted [...]

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