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Usain Bolt registers to play for Manchester veterans’ football team

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Olympic legend Usain Bolt has registered to play for Wythenshawe Vets FC, a Manchester veterans’ football team, alongside former Premier League stars. Read More: https://punchng.com/usain-bolt-registers-to-play-for-manchester-veterans-football-team/

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