Former Republic of Ireland captain Robbie Keane thinks Usain Bolt could have a career in football.
The Olympic great (31), world record holder over 100 and 200 metres, is keen to play professionally and recently had a trial at Norwegian club Stromgodset.
Keane trained with him ahead of Sunday's Soccer Aid 2018, where the pair are team-mates for the Rest of the World against England.
"He was good today, he scored a few goals in training," the Irishman said.
"That is the first time I have seen him play in this environment.
"For someone so big he has got a good touch, he has definitely got something. He is very confident on the ball and he can finish."
Asked about the possibility of the Jamaican having a future in the game, Keane replied: "Why not? It will be interesting to see him on Sunday on a big pitch.
"We're going to put some long balls over the top and I wouldn't want to be the one who is racing him."
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