Sprint king Usain Bolt has revealed that he wants to pursue a second sporting career as a footballer. The 24-year-old first wants to set a 100m record of 9.4 seconds - a time he says will "probably never be beaten". Then the Jamaican says he will turn his attention to the beautiful game in about four year's time. "I'm definitely a good player - a defensive or attacking midfielder," the Olympic 100m and 200m champion told BBC 5 live's Sportweek programme. Bolt, a Manchester United fan, believes he has what it takes to make a name for himself on the pitch. "I always watch those guys and I think I could be a professional footballer," he told Sportsweek. "I'd like to play football for two years. Maybe I could get into a good side or even an average side." Earlier in the week, Bolt told CBBC Newsround that had he not made it in athletics he would have been a cricketer. "I was playing cricket one day and my coach said, 'You know what? Try track and field', because I was running pretty quickly." On a more serious note, Bolt spoke of what he believes is the growing reputation of athletics for dealing with drugs cheats. "In track and field they're doing a really good job of catching the cheats, so it's hard to cheat. "It will get cleaner and will be back to a sport with no problem. We need nothing but time." Source: BBC