Jamaican track veteran Usain Bolt recently shared glimpses of his time with Real Madrid star and French International Kylian Mbappe on social media. This comes a month after their time together at a Hublot event last month.
Both Mbappe and Bolt are associated with Hublot as brand ambassadors, and they were present during the 20-year celebrations of the brand's Big Bang watches, which were launched back in 2005.
Recently, Bolt shared a picture with Mbappe from the event where the former can be seen in a black blazer and the latter in a brown t-shirt and black pants. He also shared an iconic message in the caption, which is widely popular among the kids of the new generation.
"As the kids say these days. “Keep Cooking.. Stay Goated.. Never Be Mid” 💯"
Mbappe, being one of the fastest players in football, has been occasionally compared to Usain Bolt's speed, even though the former has refrained from the possibility of beating the Jamaican. Mbappe is currently having an impressive debut season with Real Madrid, where he is also leading the charts (31 goals) for most goals in La Liga.
Usain Bolt reveals what he misses after retirement from the track

Usain Bolt recently revealed one major thing he misses about his track and field days. The Jamaican retired from the track eight years ago in 2017 after navigating through one of the most successful careers in the sport with titles across several global tournaments like the Olympics, World Championships, and Diamond League, among others.
In an interview, the Jamaican said that he misses going to the competitions and meets, but not the training before the events. He also mentioned that he is looking forward to attending the World Championships later this year in Tokyo as he wants to feel the energy in the stadium.
"I used to complain a lot when I used to do track and field but I do miss it. I do miss the competitions and going to the meets, competing. I don't miss the training but I do miss the competitions and the World Championships. I didn't get to go at the Olympics, I got injured playing football. I am looking forward to this year going to Tokyo. I really want to be in the stadium and feel that energy again," he said (via Puma, 18:55 onwards).
Further adding to the conversation, Bolt said this energy in the competitions is missing from his life after retirement.