Usain Bolt is yet to sign terms with his first professional club, but the President of Jamaica's football federation, Michael Ricketts, has said he'll get called up to the national team if he proves he's good enough.
The eight-time Olympic gold-medal-winning sprinter was offered a contract by Australian A-League club the Central Coast Mariners, with talks said to be ongoing. Ricketts told ESPN FC (h/t AS) he's still hopeful Bolt will sign for a side in his native country, adding a national team call-up is possible as long as he's up to the standard:
"I am a little disappointed that Usain hasn't signed up with a Jamaican club.