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here is a funny article i found on the sun. it will definetely help madrid in terms of there pace
USAIN BOLT - the fastest man on the planet - is to train with Real Madrid in a bid to improve the pace of their players.
Jamaican Bolt took the Olympic Games by storm last month winning three golds and setting three world records including a staggering 9.69secs for the 100m.
Now Bolt has accepted an invitation to train with the likes of Raul and Ruud Van Nistelrooy at the Spanish giants.
He said: “They have invited me to train with them. I'll definitely go. I think Raul and Van Nistelrooy are some of the best goalscorers ever. I've watched Van Nistelrooy from when he was with Manchester United so I know he's a great guy.â€
Bolt, 22, who also beat Michael Johnson's 12 year-old world record for the 200m to post 19.30seconds, said: “I don't know how fast I can still go. You can't put a limit on anything. They say anything is possible. I just work hard, do my best and try to stay focused.â€
Last season former Chelsea star Andrei Schevchenko worked with Olympic 4x100m gold medallist Darren Campbell to try and improve his speed at Stamford Bridge.
USAIN BOLT - the fastest man on the planet - is to train with Real Madrid in a bid to improve the pace of their players.
Jamaican Bolt took the Olympic Games by storm last month winning three golds and setting three world records including a staggering 9.69secs for the 100m.
Now Bolt has accepted an invitation to train with the likes of Raul and Ruud Van Nistelrooy at the Spanish giants.
He said: “They have invited me to train with them. I'll definitely go. I think Raul and Van Nistelrooy are some of the best goalscorers ever. I've watched Van Nistelrooy from when he was with Manchester United so I know he's a great guy.â€
Bolt, 22, who also beat Michael Johnson's 12 year-old world record for the 200m to post 19.30seconds, said: “I don't know how fast I can still go. You can't put a limit on anything. They say anything is possible. I just work hard, do my best and try to stay focused.â€
Last season former Chelsea star Andrei Schevchenko worked with Olympic 4x100m gold medallist Darren Campbell to try and improve his speed at Stamford Bridge.