The world’s fastest man and renowned Manchester United fan Usain Bolt has said that even he wouldn’t like to realise his dreams by playing for the club with manager Louis van Gaal in charge, according to the Metro.
The Jamaican sprinter has previously stated that he believes he has what it takes to cut it at football’s top level, but has confessed that he would struggle to play for the current boss.
Van Gaal has received heavy criticism from all angles recently thanks to his boring brand of football, and Bolt has joined in with the sentiment by claiming he would struggle under the Dutchman, too,
Speaking at the Jamaican Sportsman of the Year awards, he said: “I think I would be pretty good because I am fit, I am quick, I can control the ball and I understand all of the play.
“Well, looking at how Van Gaal is, I don’t think I would ever want to be coached by him so I think I will put that on pause until we get a new coach.”
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