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Jamaica’s Olympic champion Usain Bolt (L) reacts during a funeral service for high jump star Germaine Mason, who died on April 20 in a motorbike crash on the outskirts of Kingston, at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, in Hayley Park Road, in Kingston, Jamaica May 21, 2017. REUTERS/Gilbert Bellamy

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Jamaica’s Olympic champion Usain Bolt (L) reacts during a funeral service for high jump star Germaine Mason, who died on April 20 in a motorbike crash on the outskirts of Kingston, at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, in Hayley Park Road, in Kingston, Jamaica May 21, 2017. REUTERS/Gilbert Bellamy
Usain Bolt, widely recognized as the fastest man on the planet, has always been known for his love and respect for various sports and athletes. Among his many sporting passions, his deep affection for football, especially the Manchester United club and its players, is unparalleled. Bolt has been frequently spotted playing football, often participating in events such as Soccer Aid.
Not only does he have a strong bond with the club, but he also shares a camaraderie with its players. He recently talked about one club’s players and said he could beat him in a 20-yard sprint. This Sunday, Bolt will assume the captaincy of the Rest of the World team, squaring off against Team England in the highly anticipated Soccer Aid match.
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The Big Revelation
During an interview with talkSPORT, Bolt made an astonishing revelation that caught the attention of fans and sports enthusiasts alike. The Olympic champion disclosed that there is a player at Manchester United who could outpace him in a 20-yard sprint. To the surprise of many, Bolt singled out none other than Marcus Rashford as the player with the speed to surpass him in the initial burst.

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Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2023 Launch tickets on sale ***EMBARGO: TUESDAY 7TH MARCH 2023, 00:01*** Usain Bolt of Soccer Aid World XI FC is playing at Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2023, which takes place on Sunday 11th June at Old Trafford, Manchester. Tickets for the match are on sale at: www.socceraid.org.uk/tickets Photographed by Daniel Hambury for UNICEF UK and Soccer Aid Productions. UNICEF/Soccer Aid Productions/Stella Pictures For further information, please contact picturessocceraidproductions.com PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxUKxCHN Copyright: xDanielxHamburyx SAP-18177-0046
He acknowledged Rashford’s exceptional quickness off the blocks and admitted, “Rashford is quick out of the blocks; he has that burst. But after that, I told him, you could probably get me in 20 yards, but after that, it’s over.” Currently, Bolt is present in England to play the charity match against England in Soccer Aid.
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Soccer Aid and Manchester United
The upcoming Soccer Aid match, a charitable event that aims to raise funds for UNICEF, will be held at the iconic Old Trafford stadium, the revered home of Manchester United. The excitement surrounding the match is palpable, with renowned stars like Tommy Fury and Leon Edwards and other legends set to join forces with Bolt under the guidance of the esteemed coach Mauricio Pochettino, who is anticipated to take over as Chelsea’s manager. As Bolt takes to the pitch, fans eagerly anticipate witnessing his football skills and leadership as he guides his team against the formidable Team England.
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Usain Bolt’s unwavering passion for football and his strong connection with Manchester United continue to captivate fans worldwide. His recent revelation about Marcus Rashford’s potential to outpace him in a 20-yard sprint adds excitement to the upcoming Soccer Aid match. With Old Trafford serving as the backdrop, Bolt and his teammates are poised to deliver a thrilling display of athleticism and sportsmanship, all in support of a noble cause. As anticipation builds, football enthusiasts eagerly await the exhilarating clash that lies ahead, where Bolt and his Rest of the World team will strive to leave an indelible mark on the pitch.
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