Jamaican different Olympic Champion Usain Bolt scored two objectives on his presentation as an expert player for Australian A-League group Central Coast Mariners.
He scored the two objectives in the second half for the club in an agreeable.
As per BBC Sports, the Jamaican eight-time Olympic dash champion scored the Mariners' third and fourth objectives in a 4-0 prevail upon Macarthur South West and celebrated with his trademark lightning jolt present.
Jolt joined the A-League club in August for an "uncertain preparing period".
"My first begin and scoring two objectives, it's a nice sentiment," Bolt, 32, said.
"I'm upbeat I could come here and demonstrate the world I'm making strides. I'm quick to be a Mariner, to play my best and get into the group."
For his opening objective Bolt kept running on to a chipped ball played by Scotland striker Ross McCormack, held off the safeguard and completed effectively low past the goalkeeper.
He gained by a protective misunderstanding for his second, with Macarthur protector and goalkeeper crashing to leave Bolt to tap in from short proximity.
McCormack, on credit from Aston Villa, headed in the Mariners' first objective in the eighth moment.
"The best thing about Usain Bolt is he's so modest," McCormack said.
"He's fitted in well with the fellows. From my first day even to where he is currently, the change is enormous."
The 100m and 200m world record holder has already prepared with Borussia Dortmund, South African club Sundowns and Norway's Stromsgodset.
He resigned from sports in 2017 and has since said it would be a "fantasy" to play proficient football.
The Australian A-League season starts on 19 October and the Mariners are yet to affirm whether Bolt will be offered an agreement.
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