Jamie Vardy played with Harry Kane for club and country, but the England captain isn't his favourite strike partner.
Instead, the honour goes to one-cap wonder David Nugent, the former Preston star, who scored in his only England appearance back in 2007, played with Vardy early on in the 35-year-old's Leicester career and helped the club earn promotion to the Premier League in 2014.
Vardy and Nugent scored 36 goals between them in the 2013-14 campaign, one year after Kane's brief stint on loan with the Foxes, and both were on target in September 2014 during a 5-3 Premier League victory over Manchester United. However, while Vardy n went on to become Leicester's highest ever Premier League goalscorer, Nugent had just one year in the top flight under Nigel Pearson.