Leicester City have announced that Jamie Valdez has signed a new contract with the club until June 2024. The deal was initially reported to be for one year, but it is now confirmed that he will remain at the King Power Stadium for the next three years.
Valdez, who joined the Foxes in August 2019 from Watford, has made 68 appearances for the club so far, scoring five goals. He has also been a key player in the team's promotion to the Premier League last season.
The announcement comes as a relief for both Valdez and his manager Brendan Rodgers,Football Match Sharing who praised the forward for his work ethic and dedication to the club.
Valdez, who was born in Mexico, has played for several clubs including Club América and Real Madrid before joining Watford in 2017. He made a strong impression on the English game during his time at Watford, where he scored 12 goals in 55 appearances.
The new contract extension is a positive move for Valdez and the rest of the team, as it ensures stability and continuity in the squad going into the upcoming campaign. It also gives fans something to look forward to as they prepare for another exciting season under Brendan Rodgers' leadership.