Usain Bolt acknowledged speaking with Erik ten Hag about transfers and complimented the Manchester United coach for “bringing the golden days back.”

The legendary sprinter, a lifetime supporter of Manchester United, travelled to Old Trafford to see his team play Fulham in the FA Cup quarterfinals.

Bolt met Ten Hag after the Red Devils’ 3-1 triumph. The two spoke lightheartedly about United’s summer transfer ambitions before Bolt thanked him for helping the team break a six-year trophy drought with February’s Carabao Cup victory over Newcastle United.

“I actually asked him about who we’re going to bring in in the summer and he was like ‘do you have any ideas?’,” Bolt told the PA news agency. “It was a nice, simple but fun conversation. (But)The first thing I said to him was ‘thank you’. That’s the first thing I said and he was like ‘thanks for what?’ I was like ‘for bringing the glory days back’. It feels good to watch Manchester now.

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The team is together, they’re as one. They’re working together, they’re working hard and you can see the purpose now, you can see the determination in the way they play. I was very happy with his progress and I can tell that he’s going to do a lot more. We have a lot more trophies in our future so I’m excited.”

The Jamaican eight-time Olympic gold medalist has been hugely impressed with the way United have progressed under Ten Hag, who he credits for giving his players the confidence to express themselves on the pitch. “I think it’s a belief. When I was coming through, when your coach gives you so much confidence, you kind of believe that anything is possible,” Bolt added. “You want to work hard, you want to make him proud, you want to do great for him, so I think that’s what he’s getting from the players. He’s come in and the players believe in what he said and trust in what he said, so now they’re just doing the work to prove it.”

 

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After the international break, the Red Devils will return to play on April 2 when they take on Newcastle United in the Premier League at St. James’ Park.

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Usain Bolt, the Olympic sprinting champion from Jamaica, lost $12 million to hackers on Thursday in his account with Stocks and Security Limited.

Lawyers for the track star said they are prepared to file a lawsuit if it means recovering the money that mysteriously vanished from Bolt’s account.

According to a statement from Bolt’s lawyers, it read, “The account was part of Bolt’s retirement and lifetime savings.

“It’s distressing news for anyone, and certainly in the case of Mr Bolt, who established this account as part of his private pension,” Gordon said on Wednesday.

“We will be going to court with the matter” if the company does not return the funds,” his lawyer, Linton P. Gordon, told Fortune magazine over the phone.

“It is a grave disappointment, and we are hoping that the matter will be resolved in a way that Mr Bolt will recover his money and be able to live in peace,” he added.

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Reacting to the development, Stocks and Securities Ltd said in a statement on January 12 that it learned of the fraudulent activity by a former employee and had alerted law enforcement to the situation.

It also said that it had taken measures to secure customers’ assets and tighten protocols.

A separate statement released on Monday by the Jamaica Constabulary Force said the “alleged fraudulent activities at SSL that are said to have affected the accounts of Mr Usain Bolt and other individuals” are being looked into by those teams.

Meanwhile, On Tuesday night, Jamaica’s Finance Minister Nigel Clarke claimed that SSL had committed “alarming and evil fraud” and promised to “bring all perpetrators to justice.”

The Associated Press reported that Mr Bolt’s account with the company was created to act as a pension for both of his parents and the eight-time Olympic gold medal-winning sprinter.

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