The Olympic great has not ruled out calling time on his football career and believes he'll have his mind made up by the end of the month
Usain Bolt revealed he may give up on his dream of becoming a professional footballer despite having "a lot of offers" and that he will make a decision on his future by the end of November.
The eight-time Olympic champion, 32, was unable to agree to a deal with the Central Coast Mariners after a trial with the A-League club.
Bolt has now given himself until the end of the month to make a decision, and while the sprinting great said he had options, he also made clear that he is considering putting an end to his dreams of a football career.