Jamie Vardy has won the Premier League Player of the Month award for October after netting four goals in Leicester's three fixtures.
Brendan Rodgers' side won two of their matches during the month, beating Southampton by a historic 9-0 scoreline, seeing off Burnley at the King Power Stadium, but falling short at Anfield by conceding an injury-time penalty to lose 2-1.
Nevertheless, Vardy shone throughout the month, netting a hat-trick during the rout at St Mary's and also finding the back of the net against the Clarets on home turf.
Your @EASPORTSFIFA Player of the Month for October is. @vardy7 拾#PLAwards pic.twitter.com/FMO8MkGKMr
— Premier League (@premierleague) November 8, 2019
As announced by the Premier League on their Twitter, those performances have warranted the 32-year-old the Player of the Month award, in what has been a superb individual campaign for the striker so far. Currently topping the scoring charts in the division, Vardy's ten goals have him one ahead of Manchester City's Sergio Aguero and Chelsea's Tammy Abraham.
Vardy's supreme form has coincided with Leicester's resurgence under Rodgers, who has lost just five of his 24 matches in charge since taking the reins towards the end of last season.
An exciting, free-flowing brand of football has breathed new life into the Foxes since the sacking of Claude Puel, and Leicester currently find themselves third in the table having lost only two of their opening 11 matches in the top-flight.
It has been a new lease of life for the former Fleetwood striker since Rodgers took over,
NINE
— Jamie Vardy (@vardy7) October 25, 2019
What an incredible performance from the lads.not a bad way to start the weekend was it?
Safe journey home everyone @LCFC pic.twitter.com/lHK8m1CzXq
Source: 90min