Jamaican sprint king, Usain Bolt has hinted he could be tempted out of retirement if former coach, Glen Mills, asked him.
The world 100 and 200metres record holder and eight-time Olympic champion told Variety magazine he had no plans to resurrect his sprinting career.
However, the 33-year-old told Variety magazine in a video interview he would, at least, consider a comeback if veteran coach Mills asked him.
“If my coach came back and told me, let’s do this, I will, because I believe so much in my coach,” Bolt said.
“So, if he says we’re going to do this, I know it’s possible. Give Glen Mills a call, and I’ll be back.”
Bolt, who last competed internationally at the World Championships in London in 2017, where he won bronze in the 100metres, said he does not visit the track any more.
“My coach gets too excited when I come to the track, so I stay away,” he said.
Bolt, meanwhile, said he is adjusting to life as a father after he and partner, Kasi Bennett, welcomed a baby girl in May.
Bolt said fatherhood was “harder than breaking a world record.”
