Soccer Aid fans says Usain Bolt is ‘taking the p**s’ as Olympic legend shows off ‘cringe’ shirt number

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Soccer Aid fans says Usain Bolt is ‘taking the p**s’ as Olympic legend shows off ‘cringe’ shirt number

SOCCER AID fans have torn into Usain Bolt for his “cringe” shirt number – his world record 9.58.

The Olympic legend was named in the starting line-up for the World XI Team for the annual charity match at Stamford Bridge this evening.

ReutersFans react to Usain Bolt’s ‘cringe’ football number[/caption]

Getty – ContributorThe Olympic legend has his 100m world record time on his Soccer Aid shirt[/caption]

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Bolt at the bridge
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— Soccer Aid (@socceraid) June 9, 2024

Bolt is widely known for holding the world record in the 100m in a speedy time of 9.58 seconds.

And fans could not believe the Jamaican star was using his record breaking time as his shirt number.

One said: “He’s fully taking the p***.”

Another agreed: “Bolt is taking the p***.”

A third found the number choice cringe as they noted it’s not the first time he’s worn it: “The 9.58 on Bolts shirt is cringe now.”

Bolt is one of the greatest athletes in the history of sprinting – some even consider him the greatest ever.

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And for a good reason, as Bolt enjoyed a stunning career that saw him breaking records in the 100m as well as 200m events and winning a staggering eight Olympic gold medals.

But Bolt has always had a passion for football, previously wanting to play for Manchester United.

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In 2018, he started training with Norwegian outfit Stromsgodset — later going on trial at Central Coast Mariners in Australia.

He netted twice in a friendly, leading Maltese side Valletta to offer him a two-year contract.

Bolt turned them down, signing a deal with the Mariners — but only lasted eight weeks.

In 2023, Bolt captained the World XI and scored the opening goal.

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It was a special moment for the fastest man of all time, who was competing in his fifth Soccer Aid.

The 2024 edition of the event is his sixth appearance — and he’s been handed the honour of captaining the side and play as an attacking winger.

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