Bolt to face Williams in Unicef charity football match

PARIS: Multiple Olympic champion Usain Bolt will arrange inverse British pop star Robbie Williams in a philanthropy football coordinate at Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium, the Jamaican uncovered on Tuesday, reports BSS. 

Presently resigned, Bolt had given a secret of what was to go ahead Twitter on Monday, guaranteeing that he had marked for a football club and would uncover each of the 24 hours after the fact. 

All things considered, his new group is the Soccer Aid World XI — a diverse team set up together to help raise reserves for the United Nations Children's Fund, Unicef. 

Not just had football-frantic Bolt, the speediest man alive, been enrolled for the match, yet he comes straight into the group as commander, with previous Take That star Williams driving out an England side in restriction. 

Talking on an exposure cut distributed by Bolt, 31, on his Twitter account on Tuesday, Williams, decked out in an England shirt, says the match will highlight "famous people, legends and a fresh out of the plastic new skipper for Soccer Aid World XI". 

Manchester United fan Bolt at that point shows up and includes: "Robbie, let me engage you," in a reference to Williams' hit 1998 melody of a similar name. 

The limited time video includes any semblance of Brazilian extraordinary Ronaldinho and Real Madrid mentor Zinedine Zidane, and additionally American parody performing artist Will Ferrell. 

Soccer Aid expects to fund-raise to help youngsters around the globe and arranges philanthropy matches including famous people and previous football stars. 

This match will be played on June 10, just before the World Cup gets in progress in Russia. Jolt is an eight-time Olympic champion, 11-time title holder and holds the world records in the 100 and 200 meters. Williams is the top of the line British solo craftsman in the United Kingdom.