Bolt is also in the sights of doping investigators as a footballer

The eight-time Olympic champion, who is currently trying to get a professional contract with the first division football team Central Coast Mariners down under, reacted to an unannounced training test by the Australian Anti-Doping Agency with great incomprehension.

"Guys, I've retired from athletics and now look at this," Bolt commented on a picture of the official testing order on his Instagram account: "Seriously: How can I be tested. I'm not a professional footballer yet."

“Why am I being tested?” At the same time, the 32-year-old recounted the discussion with the inspector about the legality of the urine and blood test: "Why am I being tested even though I haven't signed with a club yet?" Bolt asked the doping hunter. Her answer was: According to their information, Bolt was a top athlete and therefore should be tested. He said he agreed on the grounds, the 100 m world record holder Bolt continued to report.

In fact, even as a trial player for the Mariners, Bolt is subject to the guidelines of the Australian Anti-Doping Agency. Accordingly, a person must be available for doping controls when competing in a sport that has anti-doping rules.

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Bolt is also in the sights of doping investigators as a footballer

Jamaica's superstar Usain Bolt is still in the sights of doping investigators due to his professional ambitions in football, a good year after his retirement as a sprinter.

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