Twelve months on from his record-breaking Premier League scoring streak, Leicester City charm Jamie Vardy seems to have lost a tad bit of his stardust.

Last November, Vardy set another record by scoring in 11 back to back Premier League matches, yet in front of Club Brugge`s visit in the Champions League on Tuesday, he has gone 13 club recreations without an objective.

His battles before objective have reflected Leicester`s drop to fourteenth in the class table and provoked previous England striker Alan Shearer to recommend he may have lost some of his renowned yearnings.

Vardy, who turns 30 in January, completed keep going season large and in charge after his 24 league goals terminated Leicester to their surprising 5,000-1 title triumph.

In any case, the nearby season carried with it a time of soul-looking after Arsenal set off a discharge condition in his agreement with a 22 million pounds ($27.2 million, 25.6 million euros) offer.

Vardy came back to Leicester to discover the club preparing for a crusade in which they would be seen as the group to beat, instead of transfer grain as they had been 12 months previously. Leicester`s Champions League adventures have given their fans something to cheer about and the Foxes will book a place in the last 16 on the off chance that they maintain a strategic distance from thrashing against Club Brugge.

Vardy is still to join the European party, having contributed none of Leicester`s five objectives in the opposition.

"It`s only about working hard and in the long run they`ll come," Vardy said.

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