Eight-time Olympic gold medalist and world's quickest man, Usain Bolt, has allegedly been offered an agreement by Australia's Central Coast Mariners.
The Jamaican's specialist Ricky Simms affirmed the news to Fairfax Media, saying: 'because of the media stories, truly, Usain has been offered an agreement. I would prefer not to make any further remark at this stage.'
Be that as it may, the mentor of Central Coast Mariners,Mike Mulvey, prevented any learning from claiming an offer yet thought about whether the Jamaican dash lord could fit into the group.
'You examine our bleeding edge today and you ponder whether he could get into any of those positions, wouldn't you?', he said.
'I do acknowledge how vital this story is for whatever is left of the world.
'You're simply discussing hypothesis, I don't know anything about what you're discussing and that is the legit truth.'
Likewise talking on their 1-1 draw with Brisbane Roar on Sunday, the Mariners mentor stated:
'We will return, have some supper, have a little take a gander at the amusement that is on ... at that point get on a plane tomorrow, go home and begin planning for Melbourne City one week from now,' he said. 'That is the arrangement.'
The uplifting news comes days after Bolt turned down a two-year offer to play for Valletta in the Maltese Premier League subsequent to having scored twice in a preliminary counterpart for the Mariners.
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