No wonder Jamie Vardy is still lightning fast at 39 years old given he drinks cans of Red Bull for breakfast.It might not be seen as the best preparation for a modern athlete, but as the saying goes: if ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Vardy is now at Burnley where he plays alongside Walker and still loves a Red Bull and still drinks it before playingGettyBurnley defender Kyle Walker, in his role as talkSPORT Drive host, revealed the secrets to his teammate’s success.“He drinks them… I think it’s three or two, even before breakfast, it’s ridiculous!“That’s his breakfast, I think, two Red Bulls.”Asked if the striker also swigs them at half-time by his co-host, Andy Goldstein, Walker replied: “He’s constantly got a Red Bull in his hand. It’s ridiculous, it can’t be good for you!“He’s got to have some sort of deal,” he joked.“I said, ‘Do you never get comedowns?’ He said, ‘The only one that I did was off a Monster’.“He used to drink Monsters and then he got a comedown, so he said, ‘I don’t drink them anymore, just Red Bull’.”Has Vardy always enjoyed a Red Bull?Vardy, the Leicester City legend who scored 145 Premier League goals and won the 2015/16 title, is famed for love of the energy drink.He once revealed that he downs a can within 30 seconds on the morning of a 3pm kick-off.On the day he scored his 100th Premier League goal, Vardy was seen gulping one down moments before coming on as a substitute.Even at the height of his Premier League fame, Vardy was seen guzzling Red Bull before playingTwitterWalker joked that Vardy can always be seen with a can of Red Bull, but is shocked by just how much he drinkstalkSPORTIt has never hindered him and Vardy remains one of the Premier League’s great goal scorersGettyNow at Championship side Burnley, Vardy is never too far away from a Red Bull as he recently had a can to hand during a pre-match walk.And whilst many would consider the drink to not fit in with a healthy lifestyle that most footballers stick by, it’s something he seems to use for an extra yard of pace on the pitch.Vardy joined talkSPORT in June and proposed the idea of posing with the drink if he was to ever be given the ultimate honour outside Leicester’s King Power Stadium.“The Red Bull in hand probably would make a good little statue,” he said, whilst acknowledging a variety of celebrations that could also make the cut.