With countless analyses of Man United's poor showing on Saturday being offered over the past few days, the world's fastest man has given his two cents.
Usain Bolt reckons that solidifying United's defence should be Louis van Gaal's priority after the Old Trafford loss to Swansea:
"I think the problem is our defence, we need to work on that.
"We don’t have a good defence yet so I think a few more games, we’ll better than we were. Our offence should be okay.
"It’s a bad start to the season but that’s how it is sometimes."
With Alan Hansen no longer in the punditry game, it looks like we now have a new defending aficionado to look towards.
It seems that the Jamaican is thinking along the same lines as the club itself with Argentina international Marcos Rojo expected to complete his €20 million move to Old Trafford in the next 24 hours. Speaking on Argentine radio, the Sporting Lisbon defender said it was "a dream to be a Manhester United Player," also citing Juan Sebastian Veron as an influential factor in his decision to move.
Rojo's contract is expected to be four years in length with Nani heading in the opposite direction.
You can see Bolt's analysis of van Gaal's defensive conundrum below:
