SYDNEY, Australia — Usain Bolt might be a superstar athlete, but the fastest man ever won’t be getting special treatment when he arrives in Australia in his bid to become a professional footballer.
Australia’s Central Coast Mariners have agreed to help the eight-time Olympic champion achieve his long-held dream, letting him train with the club indefinitely in his pursuit of a playing contract.
He is due to arrive in Gosford, 75 kilometers north of Sydney, on his own this weekend and has made just one demand — that his hire car is black.
“Color of choice, apparently,” Mariners chief executive Shaun Mielekamp told the Sydney Daily Telegraph Monday. “So black it is.”
Asked if there had been other demands, he said: “No, there’s only that one.
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“We’ve had no requests for private bodyguards, personal masseurs, chauffeurs. Nothing about providing bottled water from France, either,” he added.
And his hire car won’t be top of the range either. Instead, he will make do with one of the Hyundais the club is provided with each year as part of a sponsorship deal.
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